IP Address Tracker
What Is My IP? Find Out — and Track Any Other IP
See exactly what your connection reveals about you: your IP address, location, provider, and the leaks that give you away — scored by six live anonymity checks — then track any other IPv4 or IPv6 address the same way, with a map pin.
Your IP address
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Anonymity score
How anonymous is this connection?
Each check below runs live against the connection you're browsing from right now.
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WebRTC leak
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DNS resolver
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Timezone match
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Language match
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Do Not Track
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JavaScript
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The score is an estimate built only from checks that finished. Anything that couldn't run is marked N/A and left out of the score — it is never padded to 100%.
Leak tests
Two silent ways a connection betrays its real location — even behind a VPN.
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Asking your resolver where it sits…
WebRTCChecking
- Public IPs exposed
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- Local addresses
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Probing WebRTC for leaked addresses…
This browser & device
Everything below is readable by any website you visit — no permission needed.
Device time
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Track any IP address
Enter any public IPv4 or IPv6 address to see its location, provider and network details.
Detecting your connection…
Lookups run live from your browser against the free ipwho.is geolocation service (with ipapi.co and freeipapi.com as fallbacks). Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere else.
The basics
What is an IP address?
Every device on the internet needs an address so data knows where to go. Yours is public — and it says more about you than most people realise.
Your public address
The number every website sees
When you open any website, your public IP address arrives with the request. It identifies your connection — usually your home or office router, or your mobile network — in one of two formats: IPv4 (like 8.8.8.8) or the longer IPv6 (like 2606:4700:4700::1111).
Location & provider
Where it points, who issued it
Address ranges belong to internet providers, so an IP lookup can show the city area, the ISP or organisation behind the connection, its network number (ASN), postal area, timezone and currency. That is how streaming services, shops and banks guess where you are.
Private vs public
Some addresses never leave home
Addresses like 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x are private — they exist only inside your local network, so they have no public location to track. This tracker tells you honestly when an address is private instead of inventing a result for it.
The anonymity score
What do the six checks actually mean?
A VPN or a careful setup can still leak. The score on this page is built from six live tests on the connection you are browsing from: a WebRTC leak test, which asks your browser (via Google's STUN servers) which addresses it exposes and compares them with the IP websites see; a DNS resolver check, which finds where your DNS requests are answered and warns when that country differs from your IP's; timezone and language matches, because a browser set to one country while its IP sits in another is a classic fingerprint; Do Not Track; and JavaScript, which sites need but also use to measure your browser in detail.
Live checks behind the anonymity score — each one shows its own pass, warning or fail with the reason printed next to it.
Faked points. A check that cannot run is marked N/A and excluded from the score — it never silently counts as a pass.
Of the lookups run in your own browser. Nothing you type into the tracker is stored on our servers or sent anywhere else.
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FAQ
IP tracker questions, answered
What is my IP address?+
It is the address at the top of this page — detected live when the page loaded. That is the public IP address every website you visit can see, along with the approximate location and internet provider attached to it.
How accurate is an IP location?+
Usually accurate to the city or region, not to a street address. IP geolocation databases map address ranges to the provider's network locations, so treat the pin as approximate — it shows the area your provider routes that address through.
Can I track someone else's IP address?+
You can look up any public IP address — its country, city area, provider and network. An IP address alone does not reveal a person's name, home address or phone number; only their internet provider holds that, and it is not public data.
What does the anonymity score measure?+
Six live checks on your own connection: whether WebRTC leaks a different address than the one sites see, whether your DNS resolver sits in a different country than your IP, whether your browser timezone and language match your IP's country, whether Do Not Track is on, and that JavaScript is running. Each check that finishes moves the score; checks that cannot run are marked N/A and left out — the score is never padded.
What is a DNS or WebRTC leak?+
A leak is when part of your traffic bypasses the protection you set up. If you use a VPN but your DNS requests still go to a resolver in your real country, sites and providers can infer where you really are — that is a DNS leak. WebRTC can similarly expose your real IP address to any website, even while a VPN is on.
Is the IP Address Tracker free?+
Yes — completely free, with no sign-up. Lookups run live from your browser against free geolocation services (ipwho.is, with ipapi.co and freeipapi.com as fallbacks), and nothing you type is stored.