IP Address Info
Look up the public IP address seen by a remote server plus ISP, ASN, country, city and proxy/VPN/Tor flags, or check any other IP — fetched via ipwho.is, nothing is stored.
Data from ipwho.is. When checking your own IP, the address shown is what a remote server sees from your network (not a local 192.168.x address).
Look up a well-known IP
Look up the public info for 8.8.8.8 (Google’s DNS) and see its geolocation, ISP, ASN and connection type.
Requires an internet connection. Leave the field empty to look up the IP a remote server sees for your own network.
FAQ
What will it show for my own IP?
The public address your network presents to remote servers — not your local 192.168.x address — plus the ISP, country, city and ASN associated with that address.
How does it detect proxy/VPN/Tor?
The ipwho.is service flags addresses that match known proxy, VPN and Tor exit behaviours. If those flags appear it usually means the request is coming from an anonymizing service.
Is this data private to me?
Geolocation is approximate and coarse — it pinpoints a city, not your address — and your query isn’t tied to an account. Nothing from this lookup is stored on this site.
Why would my location look off?
IP geolocation databases are imperfect, and VPNs or your ISP’s routing can make the address appear in another region or city.