What Is My IP Address?
Instantly see your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with geolocation, ASN, ISP, and risk assessment. Enter any IP to look it up.
Detecting your IP address…
What Is My IP Address?
Every device connected to the internet is assigned an IP (Internet Protocol) address - a unique numeric label that identifies it on the network. Your IP address is visible to every website and service you connect to and reveals information about your approximate location, internet provider, and connection type. This tool instantly shows you the public IP address your device is using right now, along with detailed geolocation, ASN, and risk data.
IPv4 vs. IPv6 - Dual‑Stack Detection
There are two versions of the Internet Protocol in use today. IPv4 addresses look like 192.168.1.1 and use 32 bits, providing roughly 4.3 billion unique addresses - a pool that has been fully exhausted. IPv6 addresses look like 2001:db8::1 and use 128 bits, offering a virtually unlimited address space (340 undecillion addresses).
This tool acts as both an IPv4 checker and an IPv6 tester. It sends parallel requests through dedicated IPv4‑only and IPv6‑only endpoints to detect whether your network supports dual‑stack connectivity. If both addresses are shown above, your ISP and device reached both endpoints during this test. If only IPv4 appears, the IPv6 endpoint was not reached; this can reflect network connectivity, filtering, a timeout, or a temporary service failure.
IP Geolocation & ASN Lookup
For every IP address you look up, Zunavek resolves its geographic location (country, city, region, coordinates, timezone) and its network identity - the Autonomous System Number (ASN), organization name, and connection type (ISP, business, hosting, or education). This data is sourced from MaxMind GeoLite2 databases and enriched with our own ASN intelligence.
IP Risk & Reputation Assessment
Lookups show available network risk signals. We check whether the IP is a known Tor exit node, an open proxy, a VPN endpoint, or part of a hosting/datacenter range. The result includes a reputation score from 0 to 100 and any blacklist hits. This helps you interpret available data. These signals are incomplete and do not establish how another website will treat your connection.
Why Check Your IP Address?
- Privacy audit - See exactly what information your IP exposes to websites, advertisers, and trackers.
- VPN & proxy comparison - Compare the observed public IP with your expected VPN or proxy exit. A lookup alone does not prove that all traffic uses the VPN.
- IPv6 readiness test - Check whether your network supports IPv6, which is essential as the world transitions away from IPv4.
- Network troubleshooting - Verify which public IP your traffic exits from, useful for diagnosing firewall, NAT, or routing issues.
- Security research - Investigate any IP for Tor, VPN, proxy, hosting flags, and blacklist history.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a website see my real IP if I use a VPN?
A properly configured VPN replaces your real IP with the VPN’s exit IP. However, DNS leaks, WebRTC leaks, or misconfigured split‑tunneling can expose your true address. Use Zunavek’s DNS Leak Test and IPv6 Leak Test to verify.
What does “Not detected” mean for IPv6?
It means your browser could not reach our IPv6‑only endpoint during this test. IPv6 may be unavailable, blocked, or affected by a timeout or service failure. It is not conclusive proof that your ISP or device lacks IPv6 support.
How accurate is IP geolocation?
IP geolocation is an estimate from an address database. Accuracy varies by network and region; the location may describe an ISP gateway, VPN exit, or anycast site instead of your device. It cannot establish a street address or a precise physical location.
Known public DNS resolver addresses
These documented IPv4 and IPv6 addresses belong to public DNS services. Anycast services use the same address at multiple sites, so an IP database location does not identify every resolver site.