Approximate location
A public IP can usually be associated with a country and sometimes a broader region, but not an exact street address.
Your public IP address is visible to websites you visit. Check it instantly and see the approximate country associated with your connection.
IP-based locations are approximate and do not reveal your exact home address.
An IP address helps internet services return data to your device. It may also expose basic information about your connection.
A public IP can usually be associated with a country and sometimes a broader region, but not an exact street address.
GeoIP and ASN databases may identify the internet provider or network responsible for an IP range.
Websites and online services can see the public IP used for each connection unless it is replaced by a VPN server IP.
VPN Pink displays this information for this request and does not add it to a customer profile on this page.
It is the internet-facing address used by your connection so websites can send requested data back to you.
No. IP geolocation is approximate. It may identify a country, region or nearby city, but not your precise home address.
Yes. Your provider may assign a new address, and changing networks or connecting to a VPN can also change the public IP you see.
A VPN routes your traffic through a VPN server. Websites then see the server IP instead of the public IP assigned to your connection.