An IP address identifies your device on the wider internet and comes in two versions: IPv4 and IPv6. The address is allocated by your network provider and routes packets between you and remote servers. Knowing it helps in diagnostics, firewall rules, and location-based content delivery. Example: 203.0.113.7 denotes a home router.

This tool queries a reputable geolocation service from your browser, transforms the raw JSON response into a tidy summary, and plots the coordinates on an interactive map layer. One-click icons let you copy individual fields or download the full dataset. Example: copy the continent name to document network latency tests.

Use this utility before granting remote support, configuring VPN rules, or checking whether your address appears on blocklists. The self-contained page works on desktop and mobile without sign-in, so you can fetch accurate details quickly during troubleshooting sessions. Avoid posting your address publicly; it exposes the device to unwanted scans.

Technical Details:

All processing happens entirely in your browser. A single API call retrieves the caller’s IP, coordinates, and connection traits. The reactive interface updates state, triggers conditional rendering, and configures an open-source map only when needed. No server logs, cookies, or trackers are applied.

Icons rely on vector fonts bundled locally, while clipboard and file-download features leverage modern Web APIs without fallbacks to external services. Structured ARIA labels and live-region updates ensure screen-reader compatibility. Utility CSS classes enforce consistent spacing and color contrast across viewport sizes.

Real-time Lookup

The page autoloads your current address and associated metadata in a single request, refreshing visible elements without reloading or storing intermediate data.

Detailed Breakdown

An adaptive table groups continent, city, coordinates, timezone, and ISP, enabling fast scanning and selective copying when diagnosing routing or content-delivery issues.

Interactive Map

A zoomable map pinpoints the coordinates and lets you verify geofencing accuracy or route hops visually, with automatic resizing when you revisit the tab.

Clipboard Copy Icons

Accessible icon buttons beside each value copy strings to the clipboard, turning repetitive typing into a single tap and confirming success with an inline check mark.

JSON Export

The JSON tab provides formatted, color-highlighted output plus copy and download controls for integration with scripts, incident reports, or offline record keeping.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Follow these actions to capture and share your address information.

  1. Load the page and wait while the spinner retrieves data.
  2. Confirm the Your Public IP heading and note the IPv4/IPv6 badge.
  3. Select the Info tab and click any copy icon to capture values.
  4. Open the Map tab Optional and zoom to verify location accuracy.
  5. Switch to the JSON tab and press Copy JSON to place the raw data on the clipboard.
  6. Click Download JSON to save a file for documentation or tickets.

FAQ:

Explore common questions about usage, accuracy, and privacy.

Which IP version is shown? The service returns whichever protocol your device uses to reach the internet. A blue badge marks IPv4 or IPv6 accordingly.
Is my data stored? No. All information lives only in your browser memory and disappears when you close the page.
Why does the map fail? Network firewalls or content blockers sometimes restrict map-tile domains. Allow them temporarily or rely on the Info tab instead.
Can I share the JSON? Yes. Copy or download the JSON, then attach it to support tickets or monitoring dashboards. Redact sensitive fields if required.
How accurate is geolocation? Accuracy varies by ISP and regional regulations. City-level precision is typical, but rural or carrier-grade NAT addresses may resolve to a broader area.

Troubleshooting:

Resolve common issues quickly with the guidance below.

  • Copy icons do nothing — grant clipboard permission or try a modern browser.
  • API response shows success:false — the provider hit a rate limit; wait a minute and retry.
  • Spinner never stops — check internet connectivity or disable offline mode.
  • Displayed address seems wrong — a VPN, proxy, or mobile carrier may mask your actual endpoint.

Advanced Tips:

Boost your workflow with these expert suggestions.

  • Bookmark the page with a query string like ?json to load directly into the JSON tab.
  • Queue multiple downloads by opening the tool in parallel tabs and batching the files.
  • Combine the JSON output with a log-parser for automated outage timelines.
  • Use browser dev-tools to inspect the raw fetch call and verify HTTPS headers.
  • Add the address to firewall allowlists using the clipboard shortcut to avoid typing errors.

Glossary:

Key terms used throughout the interface.

IPv4
Legacy 32-bit address format, written as four dot-separated numbers.
IPv6
Modern 128-bit address format, written as eight colon-separated blocks.
Geolocation
Approximate physical position inferred from IP-based databases.
JSON
Lightweight text notation for structured data exchange.
ISP
Internet Service Provider delivering connectivity to the endpoint.
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