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My IP
Your public IP address and where it resolves to.
Why this exists
The public address the internet sees is usually not what ifconfig shows, because NAT sits in between. Needed whenever you allow-list yourself on a server or check which address a VPN is actually egressing from.
🌐 This one makes a network request — your browser asks this server to read your address back to you
Your public address
216.73.217.178
- Family
- IPv4
- Country
- US
- Read from
- cf-connecting-ip
User agent your browser sent
Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; [email protected])
Prefer it as JSON? GET /api/tools/my-ip returns the same facts, which is handy from a script or a container you are debugging.
A browser cannot see its own public address — only the one its local network handed it. So this is the one tool here that involves the server at all. Your address is read off your own request and rendered back to you; it is not stored, and you can only ever see your own.