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IP Lookup — What Is My IP Address & Location
See your public IP address and location free — auto-fetched via ipapi.co, ipify & icanhazip on load. Refresh anytime. Open the lookup and view your IP now.
What's My IP on FYN Tools is a free Network Tools utility. Open What's My IP in your browser — no signup required. On page load the tool auto-fetches your public IP and geolocation from ipapi.co/json/, IPv4 from api.ipify.org (fallback ipv4.icanhazip.com), and IPv6 from api64.ipify.org via the useIpData hook — click Refresh to repeat. You enter nothing manually. Related: IP Address to Location Finder.
Privacy & processing: Your browser calls third-party APIs (ipapi.co, ipify, icanhazip) to resolve your public IP and location. Those services see your IP address as part of the request.
TL;DR: On page load the tool auto-fetches your public IP and geolocation from ipapi.co/json/, IPv4 from api.ipify.org (fallback ipv4.icanhazip.com), and IPv6 from api64.ipify.org via the useIpData hook — click Refresh to repeat. You enter nothing manually.
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Data input / output
| Inputs | No manual input — automatic fetch on load and via Refresh button |
|---|---|
| Outputs | Public IP, IPv4, IPv6 (when available), city, region, country, timezone, org, ASN, and related ipapi.co fields |
| Formats | JSON from ipapi.co; plain IP strings from ipify/icanhazip |
| Limits | Depends on third-party API availability; IPv6 may be empty on non-IPv6 networks; errors show Retry |
| Processing | Server-side lookup via external APIs (ipapi.co, ipify, icanhazip) |
How to Use the What's My IP
- Open the page and wait for the loading spinner to finish.
- Read your public IP and location fields in the cards.
- Note separate IPv4 and IPv6 values when your network supports both.
- Click Refresh to update after changing VPN or network.
- Use Retry if an error banner appears.
- Switch to IP Address to Location Finder to query a different IP manually.
What is a What's My IP?
Opening the page triggers useIpData, which parallel-fetches ipapi.co/json/ for location-rich data, api.ipify.org for IPv4, and api64.ipify.org for IPv6. If ipify fails, IPv4 falls back to ipv4.icanhazip.com. Results render in IpDataCards with a loading spinner until complete.
Click Refresh to rerun all fetches. This shows your own public IP automatically — it is not a manual IP search box. For looking up an arbitrary address someone else gives you, use IP Address to Location Finder instead.
Promise.allSettled runs the three primary requests together. Partial success is allowed — location may load even if IPv6 is unavailable. Errors display a message with a Retry button.
How it works
You set display public ip address in the live panel. What's My IP then find your public IP address and location information. Results show as result from what you can copy or download.
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Usage scenarios
- Firewall whitelist: Refresh to copy your current public IPv4 for a server allowlist rule.
- VPN verification: Compare city and country after connecting to a VPN endpoint.
- IPv6 availability check: See whether api64.ipify.org returns an IPv6 address on your network.
Input / Output Examples
Input
Blank → my IP
Output
Public IP + ISP/geo when available
Input
8.8.8.8
Output
Lookup fields for that address
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is IP geolocation?+
IP geolocation accuracy varies. City-level accuracy is typically 55-80%, while country-level accuracy is usually above 95%. Accuracy depends on the IP database and type of connection.
Can I lookup IPv6 addresses?+
Yes, our tool supports both IPv4 and IPv6 address lookups with comprehensive information for both formats.
What information can I get from an IP lookup?+
You can get location (country, region, city), ISP name, organization, time zone, coordinates, and sometimes additional network information.
Is IP lookup legal and safe?+
Yes, IP lookup using public databases is legal and safe. We only show publicly available information that doesn't violate privacy.
Community feedback
★★★★★5.0 / 5 · 7 ratings
7 helpful · 0 not helpful — based on real thumbs-up/down votes on this page.
Key Features
- useIpData hook auto-fetch
- ipapi.co geolocation JSON
- ipify IPv4 and api64 IPv6
- ipv4.icanhazip.com fallback
- Refresh button
Benefits
See your public IP without terminal commands.
View location context alongside the address.
Check IPv4 and IPv6 exposure quickly.
When to Use What's My IP
- Checking your public IP before whitelisting it on a server
- Confirming VPN exit location matches expectations
- Verifying whether your connection exposes IPv6
- Sharing your current IP with support without running curl
Advantages
- Automatic fetch on load — no typing
- Parallel ipapi.co + ipify + icanhazip requests
- IPv4 fallback to icanhazip
- Refresh and Retry controls
Tips
- Refresh after VPN changes — data is not live-updated otherwise.
- Missing IPv6 is normal on IPv4-only networks.
- Third-party APIs may rate-limit heavy refresh clicks.
- Use IP Address to Location Finder to lookup someone else's IP.
Common Mistakes
Expecting to paste another person's IP here — this page shows your own public IP only.
Assuming private LAN addresses (192.168.x.x) appear — only public addresses from APIs.
Treating geolocation as exact GPS — it is ISP-level approximation.
Confusing this with a port scanner or device fingerprint tool.
Summary
Load the page to auto-fetch your public IP and location from ipapi.co, ipify, and icanhazip — refresh after network changes.