See your public IP address, user agent, browser, OS, screen, and connection info.
An IP (Internet Protocol) address is a unique identifier assigned to every device on a network. Public IPs are routable on the internet and are typically assigned by your ISP. They reveal approximate location (city/region) but not your name or street address.
This page calls a public IP API to fetch your address. Your user agent and screen info come from the browser locally — never sent to our servers.
Your public IP address — the one websites and services see when your device connects to the internet.
Your browser, operating system, screen size, and general connection details, alongside the IP address itself.
No — the lookup happens instantly in the browser session and nothing is logged or stored.
Want more detail? Read How to Use My IP and User Agent Tool: Practical Guide and Best Practices.