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What Is My IP

Advanced network diagnostic tool. Instantly detect IPv4/IPv6, ISP details, geolocation, WebRTC leaks, and browser fingerprints. Includes real-time connection speed analysis.

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Category Network Utilities
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PUBLIC IPv4
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Detecting ISP... • AS---
📍 Geolocation
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📡 Connection & Protocol
IPv6 Address
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Downlink Speed (Est.)
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Round Trip Time (RTT)
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🛡️ Security & Device
WebRTC Leak
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Browser
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About

This utility provides a forensic analysis of your current network footprint. Unlike basic lookup tools, it aggregates data from the Network Information API, WebRTC interfaces, and HTTP headers to construct a complete digital profile.

The tool performs a Deep Packet Inspection simulation by querying multiple endpoints to resolve both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses simultaneously. It cross-references the Public IP against known ASN (Autonomous System Number) databases to identify the Internet Service Provider (ISP) and organization.

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Formulas

Network latency is approximated using the Round Trip Time (RTT). The effective bandwidth is often capped by the bottleneck link.

{
Tdownload = SfileRbpsLatency ≈ RTT ÷ 2

Where S is file size and R is the data rate.

Reference Data

Protocol / RangeCIDR NotationClassDescription
Private Network A10.0.0.0/8AUsed for large enterprise networks. 16M addresses.
Private Network B172.16.0.0/12BCommon in educational/ISP LANs. 1M addresses.
Private Network C192.168.0.0/16CStandard home router range. 65k addresses.
Loopback127.0.0.0/8-Host-internal communication (localhost).
CGNAT100.64.0.0/10-Carrier-Grade NAT used by ISPs to share public IPs.
Link-Local169.254.0.0/16-Auto-assigned when DHCP server is unreachable.
Multicast224.0.0.0/4DGroup communication protocols.

Frequently Asked Questions

Geolocation is based on the registration address of the ISP's data center, not your GPS. Cellular networks often route traffic through central hubs hundreds of miles away.
WebRTC (Real-Time Communication) allows direct browser-to-browser connections. Poorly configured VPNs may allow WebRTC to bypass the encrypted tunnel, revealing your actual ISP-assigned IP address to websites.
IPv6 is the modern standard replacing IPv4. If your ISP supports dual-stack networking, your device is assigned a 128-bit address (e.g., 2001:db8::1) alongside the traditional 32-bit address.
No. All queries are performed client-side or via ephemeral API requests. Your data is not logged or stored on our servers.