My Public IP Address IPv4
216.73.216.215
Your public IP address is shown above. You are connecting from 🇺🇸 United States (US).
Internal IP Address The address assigned to your device within the router network
Modern browsers don't share internal IPs with websites for security reasons. You can check it directly on your device using the methods below.
- Open Command Prompt by searching for cmd in the Start menu.
- Type
ipconfigand press Enter. - The IPv4 Address of your connected adapter (Wi-Fi or Ethernet) is your internal IP.
You can also find it in Settings → Network & Internet → Wi-Fi (or Ethernet) → Properties of the connected network.
- Go to System Settings → Wi-Fi (or Network).
- Tap Details next to the connected network to see your IP Address.
In Terminal, check it with ipconfig getifaddr en0 (use en1, etc. for wired).
- Go to Settings → Wi-Fi.
- Tap the ⓘ next to the connected Wi-Fi name to see your IP Address.
- Go to Settings → Connections (or Network & Internet) → Wi-Fi.
- Tap the gear icon (⚙) on the connected Wi-Fi to see your IP Address. Depending on the model, you may need to tap 'Advanced' or 'Details' once more.
What's the difference between public and internal IPs?
- A public IP is your address on the internet. It's assigned one per router at home or work, and every website you visit sees this address.
- An internal IP (private IP) is an address assigned by your router to each device in your home. It usually starts with
192.168.x.x,10.x.x.x, or172.16–31.x.x, and isn't visible from the internet. - A phone and PC on the same router share the same public IP but have different internal IPs. You'll need the internal IP for printer setup, remote access, or port forwarding.
Detailed Connection Info
Check via Command For terminal & scripts
The address below returns only your public IP as plain text.
curl https://ohsoft.net/web/ip/ip.php
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