IP Address & Browser Lookup
See what websites can learn about your connection and device: public IP, approximate location and ISP (via a public API), plus everything your browser reveals locally.
What Your Browser Reveals
What Can Websites See About You?
Every website you visit sees your public IP address — that is how the internet routes responses back to you. From the IP, services can estimate your country and city and identify your ISP. They cannot see your name or exact address from the IP alone.
Your browser additionally reveals its name and version, operating system, screen resolution, language and timezone through standard web APIs. Combined, these details can form a "fingerprint" — which is why privacy browsers randomize or restrict them.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Is my exact home address visible?
A: No. IP geolocation is approximate — usually city-level, sometimes only country-level, and often shows your ISP hub location instead.
Q: Why is my IP different from my router IP?
A: Your router assigns private addresses (192.168.x.x) internally; the public IP shown here is what your ISP assigns to your connection.
Q: Does a VPN change what this page shows?
A: Yes — with a VPN active, the IP and location shown belong to the VPN server, which is exactly the point.
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