What Is My IP
Your public IP address, where it appears to be, and what it gives away.
As seen by our server in Newark, US · checks run in your browser and on our server
TargetLocked · city levelIPv4
216.73.216.94
Approximate · city level, not your street · IP location by DB-IP · Imagery © Google
9 checks queued
They start by themselves, in your browser and on our server
Precision lockWhere you actually are
Your IP address only gets the view to city level. Your browser can lock on to where you are, if you ask.
Your browser asks first. Your location stays on this page: UtiBox doesn’t receive or store it. The map is drawn by Google, so Google receives the coordinates.
The checks
Nine checks on this connection
9 checks queued. They start by themselves.
What every website can see
Read in your browser, the same way any site can. Nothing is sent.
— details
IP formats
Command line
Plain-text answers for scripts and terminals: the same address this page shows.
History in this browser
Kept in this browser onlyNext steps
What this page shows
Every device that talks to the internet does so from a public IP address, usually one shared by everything on your home or office network. This page shows the address our server in Newark, US sees when your browser connects, whether it’s IPv4 or IPv6, and your other address if your connection has both.
Around it you get a short report: where the address appears to be on a satellite map, which network it belongs to, whether it looks like a VPN, and whether anything gives your real connection away.
How to use it
- Open the page. Your address appears straight away and nine checks finish on their own in a few seconds.
- Use Copy IP to paste it into a support request or a firewall allow-list.
- Switch your VPN on and press Run the checks again to see what changes.
Understanding the report
Location is approximate: a database places your provider’s address range in a city, not your street, and a VPN shows its server’s city. Show my exact location asks your browser’s permission first. That position stays in your browser: we never receive it, though Google, which draws the map, does.
VPN or data centre means the address belongs to a well-known hosting or cloud network; a network we don’t list can still be a VPN. WebRTC lets video-call sites find a route between browsers. If it shows another address while you’re on a VPN, sites can see your real connection.
We ask six spam blocklists mail servers use (SpamCop, UCEPROTECT L1, PSBL, Mailspike, DroneBL and S5H) about IPv4 addresses, which tells each list the address. Latency is five round trips from your browser to our server in Newark, US. History stays in this browser, and a PDF report carries a reference anyone can verify on our site.
What Is My IP questions
Why is my location wrong?
Location databases place address ranges, not people. Some providers register a whole region to one city, and mobile networks often appear far away. On a VPN you see its server’s city.
Does my IP address change?
Often: many home and mobile connections get a new one when the router restarts. The history on this page lists the addresses this browser has seen here.
What is a WebRTC leak?
A browser feature for video calls can reveal your real address to sites while you use a VPN. Your VPN’s leak protection or WebRTC blocking stops it.
Can I get my IP from the command line?
Yes: curl https://utibox.io/ip prints it (add -6 for IPv6), and https://utibox.io/ip/json adds the approximate place and network.
Do you keep my IP address?
It is shown to you and not stored, unless you make a PDF report: the report keeps it so anyone with the reference can verify it for 400 days. See the privacy policy.