Your public IP address
IPv4 216.73.217.105
IPv6 …
Hosting network: VPN or proxy likely
- Location
- Columbus, United States
- Internet provider
- Amazon.com, Inc. AS16509
- Hostname
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Linux · macOS
curl ip.bzh -
Windows
irm ip.bzh -
Details (JSON)
curl ip.bzh/json -
All commands
curl ip.bzh/help
About ip.bzh
ip.bzh shows the public IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) you appear under on the Internet, with its approximate location and your internet provider. No sign-up, no logs, no tracking: the address is not kept.
Frequently asked questions
What is a public IP address?
It is the address websites see when you visit them. It is assigned by your internet provider (or your VPN) and may be shared by every device in your home behind the same router.
What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?
IPv4 (for example 203.0.113.7) is the older format, and its addresses are running out. IPv6 (for example 2001:db8::1) is its successor, with a practically unlimited address space. Many connections have both: ip.bzh shows the one you are using and, when possible, the other.
How do I get my IP from a terminal?
Type curl ip.bzh (Linux, macOS), irm ip.bzh (Windows PowerShell), or curl ip.bzh/json for a structured result.
Does my IP change, and can I hide it?
For most households it is dynamic and sometimes changes when the router reconnects. A VPN or Tor replaces the address websites see with its server's; the DNS leak test and the WebRTC test on the Tools page check that nothing gives away the real one.
Is the location accurate?
No: it is estimated from public databases, often down to a city or region only, and may point to your provider's headquarters rather than your home.