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What is my IP?

View your public IP address and basic network information.

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Check your connection from different angles

For a clearer result, test speed first, then compare ping, IP and DNS information. These tools help separate Wi-Fi issues from internet line or routing issues.

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How your public IP helps with troubleshooting

Your public IP address identifies the network connection used to reach websites. It can help confirm whether you are connected through home broadband, mobile data, office internet or a VPN. It does not show your exact street address on this page, but it may be linked to an approximate city or service provider.

If websites behave differently on Wi-Fi and mobile data, comparing the public IP and provider can help isolate the problem. Use this tool with the speed test and ping test for a clearer network picture.

Common reasons your IP changes

Many home and mobile networks use dynamic public IP addresses. The address can change after router restart, provider maintenance, mobile tower change or VPN connection. This is normal for most residential connections.

If you need a fixed address for business hosting, remote access or security rules, ask your provider about static IP options. For ordinary browsing and speed testing, a dynamic IP is usually fine.

IP address and VPN checks

A VPN or proxy can change the public IP that websites see. This is useful for privacy or business access, but it can also affect speed, ping and streaming availability. If your speed test is slower than expected, test once with the VPN on and once with it off to understand the difference.

For troubleshooting, write down the provider name, approximate location and IP type if available. If websites block access or show the wrong region, the public IP information can help explain why.