Your public IP address appears automatically. Enter any other IP to see where it's located and which network it belongs to.
Using a VPN or proxy? You'll see its exit address, not your ISP's.
IP location is a weak signal of who someone is. FaceTrust verifies real identity — face match, liveness and ID documents — for onboarding, KYC and access control.
Your router gives your devices private addresses like 192.168.x.x. The internet sees one public IP, assigned by your ISP — that's the address websites log and the one you need to whitelist for a server, firewall or API.
Country is usually right; city is an estimate and can be off by tens of kilometres, especially on mobile networks. VPNs and corporate proxies show the location of their exit server instead of yours.
📖 Read the full guide: What Is My IP Address? Public vs Private IPs, Location Accuracy and Why It Changes
Look up A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME, SOA and CAA records — with SPF and DMARC checks.
Check who a domain is registered with, when it expires and its nameservers — via official RDAP data.
Measure your download speed, upload speed, ping and jitter — no app, no ads.
Your browser contacts ipwho.is for the address and geolocation and rdap.org for network ownership. Pyalm's servers aren't involved and nothing is logged by us.
Most home and mobile connections use dynamic IPs that the ISP reassigns from time to time. Businesses that need a fixed address can request a static IP from their ISP.