Public and private IP addresses
A public IP is the address visible to the internet. It serves a different role from private addresses such as 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x used within a local network.
Check the public IP address visible on your current internet connection, whether it uses IPv4 or IPv6, and the connection country.
The page automatically checks your current connection with no input required.
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If you use a VPN or proxy, its server IP will be shown. Congdy Coding does not store the lookup result; your browser requests it directly from country.is.
The IP checker shows which public IP address your current connection presents to external websites. View your IPv4 or IPv6 address and connection country, then copy it wherever needed with no software or registration.
A public IP is the address visible to the internet. It serves a different role from private addresses such as 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x used within a local network.
IPv4 uses four groups of numbers separated by periods, while IPv6 uses a longer hexadecimal address separated by colons. Your network determines which one appears.
A VPN or proxy routes internet requests through another server. This tool may therefore show the intermediate server's IP address and country instead of your original connection.
An IP address is a network address used to identify internet-connected devices and exchange data. Websites see the public IP presented by your router or internet provider.
A public IP identifies a connection on the internet, while a private IP identifies a device inside a home or office network. This page checks the public IP visible to the internet.
When you use a VPN or proxy, the public IP and country of that server appear instead of the original connection IP of your device.
Yes. Yes. Your public IP can change when your provider assigns a dynamic address, you reconnect a router, switch mobile networks, or use a VPN.
Congdy Coding does not separately store the IP you enter or check. Your browser sends a direct request to an external IP lookup service, which may process standard access logs.
This tool and guide are reviewed directly by Congdy Coding, operated by a developer with eight years of experience. Last updated: October 3, 2026