How to Find Your IP Address in 30 Seconds
Find your public or private IP address quickly on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone, and your router.
July 30, 2026Check public network information, calculate IPv4 subnets, and learn how internet addressing works.
Complete utilities with clear results and practical explanations
Look up an IP address to find its approximate location, ISP, organization, and network details.
Use toolFind the approximate country, region, city, coordinates, timezone, and network connected to a public IP address.
Use toolFind the approximate country, country code, continent, currency, timezone, and network for a public IP address.
Use toolEstimate the city, region, country, postal code, coordinates, timezone, and network connected to a public IP address.
Use toolIdentify the ISP, organization, ASN, reverse hostname, country, timezone, and network type linked to a public IP.
Use toolFind an IP address timezone and local time.
Use toolFind approximate coordinates for a public IP address.
Use toolFind an IP address ASN and routing range.
Use toolAdvanced calculations with complete supporting results
Calculate an IPv4 network, broadcast address, usable range, subnet mask, wildcard mask, and host capacity.
Use calculatorCalculate IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR ranges, masks, capacity, boundaries, and adjacent networks.
Use calculatorConvert IPv4 subnet masks, CIDR prefixes, wildcard masks, capacity, block size, and optional network boundaries.
Use calculatorCalculate IPv4 or IPv6 network addresses and boundaries.
Use calculatorCalculate IPv4 broadcast addresses and subnet boundaries.
Use calculatorCalculate usable IPv4 or IPv6 address ranges.
Use calculatorCalculate host capacity or find a suitable CIDR prefix.
Use calculatorCalculate equal subnet counts from CIDR prefixes.
Use calculatorOriginal explanations that help you understand the results
Find your public or private IP address quickly on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone, and your router.
July 30, 2026Learn what your IP address means, why you have one, what it can reveal, and how public, private, IPv4, and IPv6 addresses differ.
July 30, 2026