What is my IP address?
See the public address that reached DNS Look from your current browser connection.
What this address represents
Your public IP address is the address the DNS Look server sees for this request. A VPN, corporate gateway, mobile carrier, proxy, or home router may share or replace the address used by your device.
Location fields come from infrastructure request headers when available. They are approximate network estimates and should not be treated as a precise physical location.
Privacy and troubleshooting
- A changing address is normal on many consumer connections.
- IPv4 may be shared through carrier-grade NAT.
- IPv6 devices can use more than one address over time.
- A VPN normally exposes the VPN exit address to websites.
- DNS Look marks this response private and does not cache it publicly.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
Why does another site show a different IP?
Requests may use different address families, VPN paths, proxies, or network exits. Retry both services on the same connection and compare IPv4 versus IPv6.
Can an IP address reveal my exact home?
Usually not. Public geolocation is approximate, but an address is still network-identifying information and should be handled thoughtfully.