Identity
What Is My IP Address?
Use Crafzo when you need to see the public IP address websites can detect, then review the location, ISP, ASN, and network-risk context behind that address.
Your public IP address
Analyzing network intelligence for
What this tool checks
Signals in the report
- Automatic public IP detection on the main lookup
- IPv4 and IPv6 address support
- Location, ISP, ASN, and risk context in one report
Best for
Practical uses
- Confirm the public IP websites can see
- Test whether a VPN changed your IP
- Troubleshoot home, office, or mobile network routing
- Copy your public IP for support or server allowlists
How it works
Three steps
Open the lookup workspace to detect your current public IP automatically.
Compare the returned ISP, city, country, and network owner with your expected connection.
Turn a VPN or proxy on and run the check again if you want to confirm your visible IP changed.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Guides
Read before you decide
- IP location and accuracy2 min read
IP Location Lookup: How Country, City, and ISP Detection Works
A practical guide to IP geolocation databases, accuracy limits, and how to interpret country, city, latitude, longitude, and ISP fields.
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How to Check If Your VPN Is Working With an IP Lookup
Use public IP lookup, location checks, and DNS tests to verify whether your VPN is actually changing your visible network identity.
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Can Someone Find My Location From My IP Address?
A public IP address usually resolves to a city or region, not a home. How close geolocation gets, who can see your IP, and what actually hides it.
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