What Is My IP
Your public IP address, location and ISP — plus whether a VPN, proxy or datacenter is detected. Free, no signup.
Checking what your browser reveals through WebRTC…
One IP is one identity — Antybrowser gives you more
Every Antybrowser profile runs through its own proxy with its own fingerprint, so each account presents a consistent, separate identity. Hide this IP behind a per-profile one.
How it works
1. Your browser hits this page
The request carries your public IP and headers — exactly what every site you visit receives.
2. We enrich it
The IP is checked against IP intelligence for location, ISP, ASN and proxy/VPN/hosting signals, and your browser runs a WebRTC probe in parallel.
3. You see the verdict
The result is exactly what sites can learn about your connection in seconds — shareable as a link.
What this check shows
Approximate location
Country, region, city and timezone derived from your IP — the same data sites use to region-lock content and flag accounts.
VPN & proxy verdict
Your IP is checked against proxy endpoints, VPN gateways, hosting ranges and mobile carrier pools, so you know what anti-fraud systems see.
WebRTC cross-check
Your browser's WebRTC can expose a second, real IP next to your proxy. We probe for it and flag any mismatch.
Frequently asked questions
What is my IP address?
Your IP address is the network number every site you visit sees first. This page shows the public IP your browser is using right now, where it appears to be located, which ISP or organization owns it, and whether VPN, proxy or datacenter signals are attached to it.
How does the VPN and proxy detection work?
We cross-check your IP against IP intelligence that flags proxy endpoints, VPN gateways, hosting/datacenter ranges and mobile carrier pools. A red verdict means sites can likely tell you are routing through a VPN or proxy — which matters if you run multiple accounts from one connection.
Why does my IP show a city I'm not in?
IP geolocation is approximate: providers map IPs to the nearest major city, not your street. A distance of tens of kilometers is normal. If the country or timezone is wrong, your traffic is probably exiting somewhere else — through a VPN or proxy.
Does this page check for WebRTC IP leaks?
Yes. In parallel with the lookup it runs a WebRTC probe: if your browser exposes a second public IP through WebRTC, that IP can bypass your proxy and reveal your real connection. The check reports any mismatch.
Do you store my IP address?
Reports are stored for 30 days so share links work, keyed by a salted hash of your IP rather than the raw address. Antybrowser's whole point is controlling what the web sees about you — this tool shows you exactly that.