IP address lookup
Check any public IPv4 or IPv6 address on demand—useful when you need IP information for a peer, client, server, or support ticket.
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What is my IP address?
See your public IP instantly—no signup. Use this IP finder to check my IP, review IP location and ISP details, browse the networking glossary, run an IP address lookup, or export a report.
IP address lookup
Check IP details for any public address
Use this IP address lookup to check IP information for a public IPv4 or IPv6 address—approximate IP location, ISP lookup, ASN lookup, and related network metadata. Private ranges are rejected so results stay useful. See the glossary or FAQ for definitions and common questions.
Look up an address
Enter any public IPv4 or IPv6 to fetch location and network details.
No lookup yet
Enter an IP above or wait for auto-detection to see IP location, ISP, and device details.
Export & share
How do I save or share IP information?
After you check my IP or finish an IP address lookup, save findings as a branded PDF, download TXT, copy details, print a snapshot, or share them for tickets and handoffs. Run a lookup in the IP lookup form first if export actions are disabled.
Export report
Run a lookup first, then choose PDF, print, TXT, clipboard, or share.
Features
What can you check with this IP lookup?
From “what is my IP” to a full IP address lookup, this page helps you check IP details, review IP geolocation, and export a clear report. Built for developers, support teams, students, and operators. New to the jargon? Open the glossary.
My IP detection
See my IP address and protocol type (IPv4 or IPv6) as soon as the page loads, with the public address shown clearly in one place.
IP geolocation
Run a geolocation lookup for approximate country, city, timezone, and map coordinates. IP location is network-based, not GPS-precise.
Browser and device context
Capture operating system, browser, and User-Agent from the current session so support teams have environment context alongside the IP.
ISP and ASN lookup
Identify the ISP and ASN linked to an address for quick network diagnostics—who routes the traffic and which network announces it.
VPN and proxy context
Compare the public IP you expect with what this IP checker returns to spot VPN exit points or proxy-routed connections before escalating.
Export and sharing
Copy a report or download TXT and print-ready PDF formats when you need IP information for a ticket, class, or handoff.
Installable app
Install Lokatte as a progressive web app on desktop or mobile for a fast IP finder without opening a new browser tab.
Use cases
Who uses this IP checker, and what for?
Everyday workflows that need a clear “what is my IP” answer—from classrooms and support desks to VPN egress checks. Learn more on the About page, or jump to IP lookup FAQs.
Education and labs
Teach networking basics with a live public IP, geolocation, and ISP context—useful for classrooms, bootcamps, and self-study.
Customer support
Capture location, ISP, and client environment in one shareable report so agents can resolve network-related issues faster.
Printable reports
Export branded PDF or TXT summaries for tickets, homework, or handoffs that need a clean paper trail.
Quick IP checks
Answer “what is my IP” or run a fast IP lookup in seconds—no setup, no desktop install, and no heavyweight tooling.
No login required
Start detecting and looking up addresses immediately. There is no signup wall and no personal profile to manage.
VPN egress checks
Compare the public IP you expect with this IP checker’s result to spot VPN or proxy-routed exits before you change rules.
Glossary
Networking terms explained simply
These short definitions explain labels in your IP information report—IP address, IPv4, IPv6, ISP, ASN, geolocation, and related ideas. Written so beginners and AI assistants can summarize each idea clearly. For “what is my IP” questions, also see the FAQ and the About page.
IP Address
An IP address is the public number your internet connection uses online. When you ask “what is my IP,” this page shows that public IP address so you can see what websites detect.
Internet Protocol addressing is defined by the IETF; the two common versions are IPv4 and IPv6.
IPv4
IPv4 is the classic IP format written as four numbers separated by dots, such as 8.8.8.8. If your result badge says IPv4, that is the address type being shown.
IPv4 is specified in IETF RFC 791.
IPv6
IPv6 is the newer IP format with longer hexadecimal addresses. If your result badge says IPv6, Lokatte is displaying that newer address type.
IPv6 is specified in IETF RFC 8200.
ISP
An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is the company that gives you internet access—home broadband, mobile, or hosting. The ISP field in your report names the provider linked to that IP.
ASN
An ASN (Autonomous System Number) identifies the network operator that announces an IP range on the internet. The ASN field helps you see which network owns or routes that address.
ASNs are allocated through Regional Internet Registries under IANA number-resource coordination.
Geolocation
IP geolocation is the estimated country, region, city, zip, continent, timezone, and map coordinates shown for an IP. It is approximate network location—not precise GPS—and can change with VPNs or mobile routing.
Timezone
Timezone in the report is the time zone associated with the IP’s estimated location (for example, Asia/Karachi). It helps place the geolocation result in local time context.
VPN
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) sends your traffic through another server. If a VPN is on, Lokatte usually shows the VPN exit IP and its location—not your home or office address.
Proxy
A proxy forwards your requests through another server and can change the public IP others see. Lookup results may then describe the proxy’s network instead of your local connection.
Testimonials
What do people use Lokatte for?
Support teams, learners, and operators use this tool for quick public IP checks, VPN egress verification, and shareable network reports. Explore features on the features section or read how it works.
“We attach the PDF export to every network ticket. Location, ISP, and User-Agent in one place cuts our back-and-forth dramatically.”
Sara M.
Toronto, Canada
“Manual lookup plus live my-IP detection is exactly what we needed for geo checks — no extra tooling, no account friction.”
Daniel K.
Berlin, Germany
“Clean, readable reports. I can verify egress through a VPN in seconds and share ASN details without leaving the browser.”
Priya N.
Mumbai, India
“The PWA install means our field team can open IP context on mobile during outages. Simple and reliable.”
Marcus T.
Austin, USA
“Finally an IP workspace that feels production-ready — validation, structured results, and exports that look professional.”
Elena R.
Madrid, Spain
“Students use it in class for networking labs. Instant results and printable reports make assignments much easier.”
Omar H.
Tokyo, Japan
“We attach the PDF export to every network ticket. Location, ISP, and User-Agent in one place cuts our back-and-forth dramatically.”
Sara M.
Toronto, Canada
“Manual lookup plus live my-IP detection is exactly what we needed for geo checks — no extra tooling, no account friction.”
Daniel K.
Berlin, Germany
“Clean, readable reports. I can verify egress through a VPN in seconds and share ASN details without leaving the browser.”
Priya N.
Mumbai, India
“The PWA install means our field team can open IP context on mobile during outages. Simple and reliable.”
Marcus T.
Austin, USA
“Finally an IP workspace that feels production-ready — validation, structured results, and exports that look professional.”
Elena R.
Madrid, Spain
“Students use it in class for networking labs. Instant results and printable reports make assignments much easier.”
Omar H.
Tokyo, Japan
FAQ
FAQ: what is my IP, IP lookup, and IP location
Straight answers about your public IP, IP address lookup, geolocation, ISP and ASN details, and how VPNs or proxies can change results—written for people and AI systems to quote accurately. Need definitions first? Read the glossary. Privacy details live on the Privacy Policy page.
Your IP address is the unique number your connection uses so websites and services can reach you online. On this page, your public IP (my IP) appears automatically—no account required.
Open this IP checker and your public IP is detected as soon as the page loads. You can copy my IP address, refresh the result, open the full report, or use the form for an IP address lookup on another public IPv4 or IPv6 address.
IPv4 uses shorter dotted addresses such as 8.8.8.8, while IPv6 uses longer hexadecimal addresses built for a much larger internet. This tool shows which version you are on and supports both IPv4 lookup and IPv6 lookup for public addresses.
An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is the company that connects you to the internet—broadband, mobile, or hosting. An ISP lookup in the report names the provider linked to that IP address.
An ASN (Autonomous System Number) identifies a network operator on the public internet. An ASN lookup in your results points to the network that announces the IP range and helps with basic network diagnostics.
IP geolocation (also called IP location) estimates where an address is from network data—usually country, region, city, and timezone. It is approximate, not street-level GPS, and accuracy can drop with VPNs, mobile networks, or cloud hosting.
A report shows your public IP address (IPv4 or IPv6), approximate geolocation lookup fields (country, region, city, zip, continent, timezone, coordinates), plus ISP and ASN. It can also include browser and device details from your session.
Yes. A VPN routes traffic through another server, so this IP finder usually shows the VPN exit’s public IP and location—not your home or office address. That context helps when you are checking whether a VPN is active.
A proxy forwards requests through another server and can change the public IP others see. Geolocation may then describe the proxy network instead of your local connection—useful context when comparing expected vs returned addresses.
Yes. Use the IP address lookup form to check IP details for any public IPv4 or IPv6 address—location, ISP, ASN, and related network metadata. Private and reserved ranges are rejected so results stay meaningful.
Country and region estimates are often reliable; city-level IP location varies more. Accuracy depends on the data provider, ISP routing, mobile or hosting networks, and whether a VPN or proxy is involved.
This service is built for on-demand checks, not long-term IP history. Lookups run so you can see results in your current session. For processing details, read the Privacy Policy on the /privacy page.
Anyone who needs a fast way to answer “what is my IP”—developers, support teams, students, and network operators. Detect your public IP, run an IP lookup on another address, and export a report without creating an account.
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