Public IP Lookup
See your public IP, ISP, ASN and approximate location.
Use the Public IP Lookup tool
What this public ip lookup does
Public IP Lookup reports the address the internet sees when you connect — not the private 192.168.x.x address your computer uses on the local network. Your browser requests the data from a public IP information service, and the response typically includes your internet provider, autonomous system number and an approximate city-level location.
Geolocation of IP addresses is approximate. It is usually accurate at the country or region level and much less reliable at the city level, especially on mobile networks and VPNs. Treat the result as a hint, never as proof of someone's physical location.
Why use it
- Whitelist your home or office IP in a firewall or API dashboard.
- Check whether your VPN is actually changing your visible address.
- Identify the network provider behind a connection during support work.
How to use it
- 1Open the tool; the lookup runs automatically.
- 2Review the IP version, address, ISP and ASN fields.
- 3Use Refresh after reconnecting a VPN or changing networks.
- 4Copy the address as plain text or JSON.
Worked examples
Typical result
Input
Connected via a home fibre connection
Output
IPv4 · 203.0.113.42 · AS64500 Example ISP · Mumbai, Maharashtra, IN · Asia/Kolkata
203.0.113.0/24 is the documentation range used in this example, not a real visitor address.
Common mistakes
- Confusing the public IP with the private LAN address shown by ipconfig or ifconfig.
- Assuming IP location identifies a street address. It does not.
- Expecting the same address every time on mobile networks, which often use large NAT pools.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my IP change?
Does KitJade store my IP?
How accurate is IP geolocation?
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