🔍 Check My IP & Diagnostics

Using Check My IP & Network Diagnostics

Find the public IP address that websites see, confirm whether a VPN or proxy is active, and gather connection details for a support ticket.

How to use it

1. Open the page; it asks an external lookup service for your public address.
2. Read your IP and the Network & ISP Provider panel to confirm who carries your traffic; a VPN shows its own provider.
3. Check Geographic Location for the approximate city and country associated with that address.
4. Use Copy IP or Copy JSON for a support request, and Refresh after switching network or VPN.

Worked example

Input and settings

Open the page at home, then connect a VPN and click Refresh.

Expected result

The IP address and provider change to the VPN server's, and the location moves to the VPN's region.

Limits and common mistakes

• This page contacts an outside IP service, which receives your public IP; it is the one tool here that does not work offline.
• Location is where the address is registered, which can be a city or more away and is never your street address.
• Your router's private address (such as 192.168.x.x) is not shown; that is visible only on your own network.
• Mobile networks and many ISPs share one public IP between many customers.

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