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How does this lookup work?
Your browser contacts ipify over HTTPS to identify the public IP it receives. This may be your network’s address, a proxy or a VPN exit address. This tool does not show your location or confirm whether a VPN is active.
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Your website may have another.
This result shows the address your connection uses to reach the internet. The IP of the server hosting a website is a separate detail, found in the domain’s DNS records.
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Is this my phone’s or computer’s IP?
It is the public IP observed by the lookup service, used by your connection to reach it. Several devices on your network or customers of your provider may share it. Your device’s private IP, used within the local network, is a separate address.
Can my IP change?
Yes. It depends on your provider and connection type. Switching networks or reconnecting may change the address, though not always. Use “Check again” to run a fresh lookup.
What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
They are two versions of the internet addressing protocol. IPv4 uses numbers separated by dots; IPv6 uses groups of letters and numbers separated by colons. A connection may support one version or both.
Why might the IPv6 lookup fail?
Access to the IPv6 service may be unavailable or blocked. A failed request alone does not prove that your network has no IPv6. You can retry or check IPv4.
Does this tool check whether my VPN works?
No. It shows the address received by the lookup service. A VPN or proxy may change that address, but this lookup does not confirm VPN protection and is not a complete leak test.
Is this my website’s IP?
Not necessarily. To find that address, check the domain’s A and AAAA records using a DNS tool or your hosting panel. The result here belongs to the connection your browser uses.