Qual é o meu IP?

Seu endereço IP público e detalhes básicos de conexão.

Seu endereço IP

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Details

Versão do IP

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Código do país

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User-Agent

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Cabeçalhos úteis

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We show a few headers that are commonly used to detect the real visitor IP behind proxies.

Perguntas frequentes

Este site armazena meu IP?

Não. A página mostra o IP enviado com sua solicitação. Não armazenamos.

Por que meu IP muda?

Seu provedor ou rede pode atribuir IPs públicos diferentes ao longo do tempo, especialmente em redes móveis.

O que é IPv6?

IPv6 é o protocolo de internet mais novo, criado para substituir o IPv4 e oferecer muito mais endereços.

Artigos sobre IP (inglês)

What is an IP address?

An IP address is a numeric label used to identify a device on a network. On the public internet, your ISP assigns a public IP that websites can see when you connect.

Public IP vs. private IP

Private IPs (like 192.168.x.x) are used inside your local network. Your public IP is used on the internet. NAT lets multiple devices share one public IP.

IPv4 vs. IPv6 (simple explanation)

IPv4 uses 32‑bit addresses and is running out of space. IPv6 uses 128‑bit addresses, supports far more devices, and improves routing for modern networks.

Why your IP may change

Many ISPs assign dynamic IPs. Rebooting your modem, changing networks, or moving between mobile towers can give you a different public IP.

Does a VPN hide my IP?

A VPN usually changes the IP that websites see to the VPN server’s IP. Your ISP can still see your encrypted VPN connection, but not the websites you visit.

How to find your IP on Windows, macOS, and Linux

On Windows, you can use ipconfig to see local IPs. On macOS/Linux, use ifconfig or ip. This website shows your public IP seen by servers on the internet.

What is a proxy, and how is it different from a VPN?

A proxy forwards your traffic for specific apps or protocols, while a VPN creates an encrypted tunnel for more of your device’s traffic. Both can change the public IP that websites see.

IP address privacy tips

Avoid sharing your IP publicly, keep your router updated, use strong Wi‑Fi passwords, and consider a reputable VPN on untrusted networks. Remember that IPs can be used for rough location estimates.