# My IP Address

> See your public IP, approximate location, ISP, and ASN — useful for VPN checks and remote-access setup.

URL: https://uttir.com/my-ip
Categories: network-tools
Privacy: This is the only Uttir tool that makes a network request: a single lookup to a public IP-info service. The request contains no personal data, and Uttir never sees or stores your IP or the lookup result. Every other Uttir tool works fully offline.

## About

Your public IP is the address the rest of the internet sees when you connect — the one websites, game servers, and remote-access tools use to send traffic back to you. It is assigned by your ISP and is usually shared across every device on your home or office network.

This tool looks up your public IP and (when available) the country, region, city, ISP, ASN, and timezone associated with it. The most common use is verifying a VPN is working: connect to a VPN server in another country, refresh, and confirm the IP and country changed.

## How to use

1. **Open the tool** — Your IP is fetched and shown immediately — no input needed.
2. **Test your VPN** — Connect to a VPN in another country and click Refresh.
3. **Use the info** — Copy the IP, country, or ASN to paste into firewall rules, support tickets, or server configs.

## Examples

### A normal home connection

Looks up the public IP your ISP assigned to your router.

Output:

```
203.0.113.42 · United States · Ashburn · Comcast · AS7922
```

### Connected to a VPN

The IP and location should match the VPN exit node, not your home.

Output:

```
198.51.100.7 · Netherlands · Amsterdam · Mullvad VPN · AS206092
```

## FAQ

### Is my IP address private?

No public IP is truly private — every website you visit sees it. This tool just lets you see what they see. If you want to hide it, use a reputable VPN or Tor.

### Why does my location look wrong?

IP geolocation is approximate — it points to the city or region of your ISP, usually your provider’s nearest hub. It is rarely accurate to a street address, and mobile / cellular IPs are even less precise.

### Why does the tool need to make a network request?

JavaScript running in your browser cannot see your own public IP — only your local network IP. To find the public one, the tool asks a public IP-info service. The request contains no personal data.

### Can I see someone else’s IP?

Not through this tool. You can only see the IP of the network you are currently on. To look up an arbitrary IP, use a future network tool like IP Lookup.

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- [Screen Resolution Checker](https://uttir.com/screen-resolution) — See your current viewport and screen size, device pixel ratio, color depth, orientation, and more. Useful for responsive design and bug reports.
- [Hash Generator](https://uttir.com/hash-generator) — Generate MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, and SHA-512 hashes of any text instantly.

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