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Your IP and Geolocation diagnostic tool

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Your Public IP Address

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Geolocation Data

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Your Web Client Profile

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Estimated Location Map

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Location information based on your ISP data. Street-level accuracy may vary.

Network Connection Diagnostics

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Complete Guide on IP Addresses and Network Diagnostics

Your IP (Internet Protocol) address acts as a kind of digital "ID card" or virtual license plate for your internet connection. Every time you browse websites, watch videos, or send messages, global servers use this unique number to know exactly where to send the information you requested.

What is Public vs Private IP?

The Public IP is the address assigned by your internet provider to identify your network to the outside world. This is what we show above. The Private IP is distributed locally by your router to differentiate your devices at home (like phones, computers, and smart TVs).

How does Geolocation work?

IP address blocks are registered and distributed by international bodies to local providers. By cross-referencing this number with public and provider (ASN) databases, our system can estimate with high accuracy the country, state, timezone, and even the city you are accessing from.

Security note: Show-My-IP.com fully values your security and privacy. We do not collect, share, or store any type of access logs or records of our users' IP addresses.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How can I change my public IP?

You can change your IP by restarting your internet modem (providers usually supply dynamic IPs), using a Virtual Private Network (VPN), or accessing the internet through proxy servers.

What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?

IPv4 is the traditional address version (e.g., 172.217.15.110), limited to about 4.3 billion combinations. IPv6 is the modern standard created to handle the shortage of IPs, offering an astronomical amount of unique addresses to support the Internet of Things (IoT).

Does Show-My-IP work on mobile phones?

Yes! The site is 100% responsive and optimized for any screen size, including Android smartphones, iOS (iPhones), tablets, and computers of all models and brands.