IP addresses
Find the public address of your connection, its approximate location and IPv4 and IPv6 support.
What it is and what it is for
The IP address is the number that identifies your connection on the internet. These tools show the public address websites see, the approximate location attached to it, and whether your provider delivers IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time.
When to use it and which problems it solves
Use them when a site blocks your access, when you need to confirm that IPv6 works on your network, or when you want to know whether a VPN really hides your connection's real address.
Main tools
- IP addressesIP CheckerSee your public IP address, IPv4, IPv6 and your connection details in real time.
- IP addressesIP LocationFind the approximate geographic location of any public IP address.
- IP addressesIPv4 CheckerConfirm that your connection is running on IPv4 and see the returned address.
- IP addressesIPv6 TestTest whether your provider gives you real IPv6 connectivity.
- SecurityWebRTC Leak TestCheck whether your browser exposes local or public IP addresses through WebRTC.
- DNS & domainsDNS CheckerQuery A, AAAA, MX, TXT, CNAME, NS and SOA records for any domain.
Every tool in this category
4 tools
- IP CheckerSee your public IP address, IPv4, IPv6 and your connection details in real time.
- IP LocationFind the approximate geographic location of any public IP address.
- IPv4 CheckerConfirm that your connection is running on IPv4 and see the returned address.
- IPv6 TestTest whether your provider gives you real IPv6 connectivity.