Look up a public IP address, its network provider, and its approximate location.
IP classification can suggest that an address belongs to a known VPN, proxy, or hosting provider. It cannot verify VPN encryption or prove that a connection is safe.
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What an IP lookup tells you
Websites can normally see the public IP used to reach them. An IP database may associate it with a network and approximate area. The result is not a street address, and mobile networks, shared connections, and VPNs can affect accuracy.
What a WebRTC check tells you
A browser connection check may reveal additional addresses. An additional address is a signal to investigate, not proof of a VPN leak. Private local addresses, IPv4/IPv6 differences, browser settings, and connection changes need to be considered.
Frequently asked questions
Does this tool confirm that my VPN is encrypting traffic?
No. IP classification identifies network characteristics and known services. Encryption must be assessed using the VPN application and appropriate network tests.
Does a residential result mean my connection is unprotected?
No. A residential classification does not determine whether HTTPS or a VPN protects traffic. Some VPNs and proxies also use residential addresses, and IP databases can be incomplete or out of date.
Can I check another IP address?
Yes. Enter a public IP for a database lookup. Information about that address does not describe your own browser connection. Use the browser connection check separately.
How is lookup data processed?
The requested IP is sent to this site’s lookup service and its IP-data provider. Loading the map contacts Mapbox. A WebRTC test can contact a STUN service. See our privacy policy and the relevant provider policies before using these functions.