My IP Address
This is the public IP address your connection uses right now, together with everything a website can learn from your request: browser, operating system, language and headers.
- Runs on our servers
- Free to use
- 216.73.217.146Your public IP address ·
- IPv4IP version
- Automated clientBrowser
- UnknownOperating system
Connection details
- Remote port
- 31649
- Protocol
- HTTP/2.0 over TLS
- Preferred languages
- –
Request headers
Accept: */* Accept-Encoding: gzip, br, zstd, deflate Host: www.ipvoid.com User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; ClaudeBot/1.0; +claudebot@anthropic.com)
About this tool
Every connection on the internet carries a source address and the server you talk to sees it. That is how this page knows your public IP without asking: it reads the address your request came from. Home and office networks usually share one public address between many devices through NAT, which is why "my IP" is the address of your router or carrier gateway rather than of the laptop or phone itself.
The table below lists the HTTP request headers your browser sent. They reveal your preferred languages, the kind of content you accept and, when a transparent proxy sits in the path, headers such as Via or X-Forwarded-For that give the proxy away. Use the IP Blacklist Check to see whether your address is listed by spam or abuse blacklists, something that often explains rejected e-mails or blocked sign-ups.
How to use it — quick steps
- 01
Read your public IP
It is shown at the top of the page, with a copy button to easily copy it to clipboard.
- 02
Open the full report
Use the buttons to check the location, ISP, ASN and blacklist status of your address.
- 03
Inspect the headers
Scroll down to see your request headers, which are what your browser tells every website you visit.
Key features of this tool
Location and ISP
One click opens the IP Geolocation or IP Blacklist Check report for your address: country, city, ISP, ASN and reputation.
Privacy flags
The reputation report also tells you whether your address is recognised as a VPN, proxy, Tor exit or data-centre IP.
Request headers
The exact headers your browser sent, useful for debugging proxies, VPNs and privacy extensions.
Frequently asked questions
Is this my real IP address?
It is the public address your traffic arrives from. Behind a home router that is the router address shared by all your devices; behind a VPN it is the VPN exit, not your own line.
Why does the location look wrong?
IP geolocation locates the network, not the person. Mobile carriers and VPNs route traffic through distant gateways, so a city hundreds of kilometres away is normal.
Do you store this information?
No. The page is generated from your request and nothing is written to a database; only standard web server access logs apply.