IP Information Tool

This tool displays your public IP address along with detailed information including your approximate geographic location (city, region, country), timezone, postal code, ISP (Internet Service Provider), organization, ASN (Autonomous System Number), hostname, and geographical coordinates.

Yes, your privacy is protected. The tool only displays information that is already publicly available about your IP address. We don't store your IP address or any personal information. The data is fetched in real-time and not saved on our servers.

IP geolocation is based on your ISP's registered location and network infrastructure, not your exact physical location. It typically shows the city or region where your ISP's servers are located, which may be different from your actual address. This is normal and expected.

Your public IP address is what websites and services see when you connect to the internet - this is what our tool displays. Your private IP address is used within your local network (like 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x) and is not visible to external websites.

Check your IP information without a VPN first, note your location and ISP. Then connect to your VPN and refresh this tool. If your VPN is working properly, you should see a different IP address, location, and ISP corresponding to your VPN server location.

ASN is a unique number assigned to networks on the internet. It identifies the organization that manages IP address blocks and routing. Your ASN typically corresponds to your ISP or hosting provider and helps with internet routing and network management.

Currently, this tool only shows information about your own public IP address (the one you're browsing from). It automatically detects and displays your current IP information without requiring any input from you.

Your IP address can change due to several reasons: using a VPN, connecting from a different network, your ISP using dynamic IP assignment, restarting your modem/router, or switching between mobile data and WiFi on mobile devices.

If you see an error, try refreshing the page first. The error might be due to temporary network issues or API rate limits. Make sure you have a stable internet connection. If the problem persists, it may be a temporary service issue that should resolve shortly.

Yes! This tool is great for basic network diagnostics. You can verify your public IP, check if your connection is working properly, confirm your ISP details, and gather information that might be helpful when contacting technical support or troubleshooting connectivity issues.

The timezone information is based on your IP address location and is generally accurate for the region where your ISP is located. However, it may not match your actual timezone if you're using a VPN or if your ISP's servers are in a different timezone than your physical location.

Websites can see your public IP address and can look up similar geolocation information. However, they need to actively query geolocation databases to get details like city, ISP, and timezone. This tool simply displays what's potentially available about your IP address.