What Is My IP Address?
See your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and everything your browser reveals to the websites you visit.
- This page reached us overIPv4 · 216.73.217.128
- Address typePublic
- Country (Cloudflare geolocation)United States (US)
- Local addresses (WebRTC)Checking…
Sent with every request
The headers your browser attached to this page request, exactly as our server received them.
- User-AgentMozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
- Accept-Languagenot sent
- Accept-Encodinggzip, br
- Accept*/*
- Sec-CH-UA (client hints)not sent
- Sec-CH-UA-Platformnot sent
- Sec-CH-UA-Mobilenot sent
- Do Not Track (DNT)not sent
- Global Privacy Control (Sec-GPC)not sent
- Referernot sent
- Added by a proxy on the waynone
Readable by any page you open
Read in your browser by this page's script and only shown here — nothing is sent back.
Browser & locale
- User-Agent
- Brands (client hints)—
- Full versions (client hints)—
- Platform
- Platform version—
- Architecture—
- Bitness—
- Device model—
- Mobile—
- Vendor
- Language
- Languages
- Time zone—
- UTC offset—
- Date & number format—
- Device clock (UTC)—
- Cookies enabled
- Do Not Track
- Global Privacy Control
- Built-in PDF viewer
- Automated (WebDriver)
Screen & viewport
- Screen—
- Available screen—
- Device pixel ratio—
- Colour depth—
- Orientation—
- Window—
- Viewport—
Hardware
- CPU threads
- Memory (approx.)
- Touch points
- GPU vendor—
- GPU—
- WebGL version—
- Shading language—
- Battery level—
- Charging—
Network
- Connection type—
- Effective type—
- Downlink (estimate)—
- Round trip (estimate)—
- Data saver—
Preferences & capabilities
- Colour scheme—
- Reduced motion—
- Contrast—
- Pointer—
- Hover—
- localStorage—
- sessionStorage—
- IndexedDB—
- Service workers—
- WebRTC—
- WebGL—
- WebGL 2—
- Storage quota—
- Storage used—
- Notifications permission—
About this check
Your public IP address is the one every website sees when you connect. A connection only ever uses one address family, so the page makes two extra requests to our own test hosts — ipv4.quiescence.eu has only an IPv4 address, ipv6.quiescence.eu only an IPv6 one — and shows the address each of them saw. No third-party lookup service is involved.
Everything else is read in your browser from standard web APIs (navigator, screen, WebGL, media queries, the Network Information, Battery Status and Storage APIs) and only displayed. The page's script sends none of it anywhere. It mirrors what any site you visit can read without asking — the raw material of browser fingerprinting.
Local addresses are gathered with WebRTC and an empty server list, so no STUN server is contacted. Current browsers usually replace them with a random ".local" name; a real private address such as 192.168.x.x appearing here means your browser exposes it.
Like every request to this site, the two test requests are recorded in our web server's access logs (address, time, browser), as covered by the privacy policy. Analytics run only if you accepted them in the cookie banner. A dash means your browser does not offer that value — privacy-focused browsers deliberately hide or round several of them.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the page show two different IP addresses?
Many connections are dual-stack: your device reaches the internet over IPv4, usually through an address shared by your whole home or office, and over IPv6, where it typically has an address of its own. The page tests each family separately, so you see both.
Why is my IPv6 address shown as unavailable?
Your network or provider does not offer IPv6, or your browser could not reach our IPv6-only test host within a few seconds. Many networks are still IPv4-only, so this is normal.
Does a VPN change what this page shows?
A VPN changes your public addresses and usually the country. Most of the rest — browser, languages, time zone, screen and GPU — stays the same, which is why those values are used to recognise a browser across sites.
Is anything I see here stored?
No. The values are read in your browser and shown on the page; this tool sends nothing back and saves nothing. Our web server keeps standard access logs, which include IP addresses, for security.
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