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Discover local IP candidates exposed by your browser.

Runs fully in your browser. No file upload required.Last updated: 2026-03-10

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What It Does

Discover local IP candidates exposed by your browser.

Nextooly’s IP Address Finder tool helps you detect your public IP address, local IP candidates discovered via WebRTC, and key network characteristics such as ISP, proxy/VPN flags, hostname, IP type, and geolocation meta-data from trusted public IP APIs. All detection is fully client-side and zero data is stored or logged.

You can optionally enable Google STUN servers to reveal additional NAT-level IP information. The tool is perfect for network diagnostics, VPN validation, privacy checks, and general IP lookup needs.

Example

Input: The source text, file, or settings you want to work with.

Output: A clean what is my ip? result ready for the next step.

Best For

People who need to use what is my ip? quickly without installing software.
QA teams and support staff checking live browser or hardware details.
People troubleshooting meetings, permissions, or browser compatibility.
Anyone who wants a quick diagnostic snapshot without installing utilities.
Teams handling sensitive files or text that should stay on-device.
Not ideal for: advanced design work that needs layer-aware image editing.

Key Features

Runs entirely in your browser for a private, on-device workflow.
Includes copy-friendly output for faster reuse in other tools or tickets.
Gives you control over output quality or compression where it matters.
Supports JSON-friendly workflows when structured data needs a cleaner view.
No signup or installation required for the core workflow.
Works in modern desktop and mobile browsers.

Pricing

Plan type: Free
Price: $0
Limits: Results depend on what the current browser and device are willing to expose through web APIs.

Pros

Keeps sensitive input on your device.
Includes practical controls for common real-world inputs.
Produces output you can use immediately.

Cons

Results can vary based on browser permissions and which web APIs your device exposes.
Advanced automation or team-wide workflows may still need desktop software or APIs.

Alternatives

If What is my IP? is close but not quite the right fit, these related Nextooly tools cover adjacent device & browser workflows without sending you to another service.

Browser & Device Info

Best if you need to check your browser name, version, OS, device type, screen resolution, and user agent instantly.

DNS Leak Test (Lite)

Best if you need to check your DNS resolver, WebRTC leaks, and VPN privacy status.

WebRTC Leak Test

Best if you need to check if your IP is exposed via WebRTC in the browser.

FAQ

Does this tool upload my IP information to any server?

No. The tool displays your IP information directly in your browser. Public IP lookups use third-party public APIs, but nothing is logged, stored, or sent from this website.

How does the tool find my public IP address?

It queries multiple trusted public IP services (ipify, ipapi, ipwhois, jsonip) and uses the first successful response. This ensures accurate public IP detection even if one service fails.

How are local IPs detected?

Local IPs are detected using a WebRTC peer connection. ICE candidates containing IPv4 or IPv6 addresses are parsed and displayed. This happens entirely on your device without contacting any remote servers.

What does the 'Use Google STUN' option do?

When enabled, the tool uses Google’s public STUN server to reveal additional local IPs. This can detect NAT or VPN behavior more accurately, but may expose more internal IP ranges depending on your network setup.

Why are some private IP ranges hidden?

To avoid showing typical LAN addresses, private ranges such as 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, and 172.x.x.x are filtered out. Only non-private local IPs are shown unless the STUN option is enabled.

Can this tool detect whether I am using a VPN or proxy?

Yes. Some IP services return proxy/VPN/Tor indicators, ISP information, and hosting flags. If these fields suggest anonymization, the tool marks your connection accordingly.

Why does the tool sometimes show IPv6 but not IPv4, or vice versa?

This depends on your network and ISP configuration. Some networks support only IPv4 or only IPv6. WebRTC may also reveal only one protocol depending on your NAT and browser behavior.

What is the network information shown on the left panel?

The tool reads your browser’s Network Information API (effectiveType, downlink, rtt, saveData). These values indicate connection quality but never include personal or sensitive details.

Is my IP information saved when I click Copy?

No. The Copy button simply generates a text summary and writes it to your local clipboard. Nothing is stored or uploaded at any point.

Last Updated

2026-03-10

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What It Does

Discover local IP candidates exposed by your browser.

You can optionally enable Google STUN servers to reveal additional NAT-level IP information. The tool is perfect for network diagnostics, VPN validation, privacy checks, and general IP lookup needs.

Example

Input: The source text, file, or settings you want to work with.

Output: A clean what is my ip? result ready for the next step.

Best For

People who need to use what is my ip? quickly without installing software.

QA teams and support staff checking live browser or hardware details.

People troubleshooting meetings, permissions, or browser compatibility.

Anyone who wants a quick diagnostic snapshot without installing utilities.

Teams handling sensitive files or text that should stay on-device.

Not ideal for: advanced design work that needs layer-aware image editing.

Key Features

Runs entirely in your browser for a private, on-device workflow.

Includes copy-friendly output for faster reuse in other tools or tickets.

Gives you control over output quality or compression where it matters.

Supports JSON-friendly workflows when structured data needs a cleaner view.

No signup or installation required for the core workflow.

Works in modern desktop and mobile browsers.

Alternatives

If What is my IP? is close but not quite the right fit, these related Nextooly tools cover adjacent device & browser workflows without sending you to another service.

Browser & Device Info

Best if you need to check your browser name, version, OS, device type, screen resolution, and user agent instantly.

DNS Leak Test (Lite)

Best if you need to check your DNS resolver, WebRTC leaks, and VPN privacy status.

WebRTC Leak Test

Best if you need to check if your IP is exposed via WebRTC in the browser.

FAQ

Does this tool upload my IP information to any server?

No. The tool displays your IP information directly in your browser. Public IP lookups use third-party public APIs, but nothing is logged, stored, or sent from this website.

How does the tool find my public IP address?

It queries multiple trusted public IP services (ipify, ipapi, ipwhois, jsonip) and uses the first successful response. This ensures accurate public IP detection even if one service fails.

How are local IPs detected?

What does the 'Use Google STUN' option do?

Why are some private IP ranges hidden?

To avoid showing typical LAN addresses, private ranges such as 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, and 172.x.x.x are filtered out. Only non-private local IPs are shown unless the STUN option is enabled.

Can this tool detect whether I am using a VPN or proxy?

Yes. Some IP services return proxy/VPN/Tor indicators, ISP information, and hosting flags. If these fields suggest anonymization, the tool marks your connection accordingly.

Why does the tool sometimes show IPv6 but not IPv4, or vice versa?

This depends on your network and ISP configuration. Some networks support only IPv4 or only IPv6. WebRTC may also reveal only one protocol depending on your NAT and browser behavior.

What is the network information shown on the left panel?

The tool reads your browser’s Network Information API (effectiveType, downlink, rtt, saveData). These values indicate connection quality but never include personal or sensitive details.

Is my IP information saved when I click Copy?

No. The Copy button simply generates a text summary and writes it to your local clipboard. Nothing is stored or uploaded at any point.