Instant & Free Detection

What Is My IP & Device Info

See your IP address, location, browser, device, and more in real time. No signup, no accounts, no logging — only your IP lookup leaves your browser.

What can this page tell me about my connection?

SnapWhatIsMy reads your public IP address, approximate IP-based location, browser and version, operating system, device type, screen size, timezone, language, and user agent. Detection runs in your browser and nothing is logged or stored.

Measured in your browser

Public IP address
Looked up from your connection when the page loads
Approximate location (IP-based)
Derived from your IP — city-level accuracy is not guaranteed
Browser and version
Read locally from your browser
Operating system
Read locally from your browser
Device type
Inferred locally from your browser's own signals
Timezone and language
Read locally from your browser settings

Every Detection Tool in One Place

What Is My IP — find your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses instantly, along with your ISP and network operator.

What Is My Browser — check your browser name, version, engine and how current your install is.

What Is My Device — identify whether you're on desktop, mobile or tablet, plus the hardware signals your browser exposes.

What Is My Location — see the approximate city, country and coordinates derived from your IP address.

What Is My User Agent, Browser Fingerprint Check, What Is My OS, What Is My Timezone, What Is My Screen Size, What Is My Language, HTTP Headers Check and WebGL Detection round out the toolkit.

How the Detection Works

Browser, OS, device, screen, timezone and language values are read directly from standard browser APIs on your own machine. No permission prompt, no sensor access, and no server round-trip is involved.

Your public IP address and the network data attached to it are the only values that require a lookup, because your IP is by definition what the wider internet sees rather than something your browser knows.

IP-based location is approximate. It often resolves to your ISP's regional hub rather than your actual city, so treat the city line as a rough signal, not a fact about where you are.

Private by Design

We never store or share your results, and there is no signup or account. Two things do involve third parties, and we say so plainly: the IP and location tools query an external IP lookup API, and Google Analytics measures aggregate traffic only after you accept cookies.

The site is completely ad-free and contains no affiliate links, so nothing on the page has an incentive to misrepresent your results.

Because detection is client-side, you can verify most of what this page shows yourself in your browser's developer console.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is my IP address?

Your IP (Internet Protocol) address is a unique numerical label assigned to your device by your Internet Service Provider. It identifies your device on the internet and reveals your approximate location. Our tool detects your public IP instantly — no signup required.

Can websites track my device?

Yes. Websites can see your IP address, browser type and version, operating system, screen resolution, installed plugins, timezone, language settings, and more. Combined, these data points create a 'fingerprint' that can identify your device across sessions — even without cookies.

What is a user agent?

A user agent is a string of text your browser sends to every website you visit. It contains your browser name, version, operating system, and device type. Websites use this information to serve optimized content for your specific setup.

What is browser fingerprinting?

Browser fingerprinting is a tracking technique that collects details about your browser configuration — including screen size, installed fonts, WebGL renderer, timezone, and more — to create a unique identifier. Unlike cookies, fingerprints are difficult to delete or block.

Is this tool free and private?

Yes, every tool is free with no signup, and we never store or share your results. Most detection happens instantly in your browser. The IP and location tools send a request to a third-party IP lookup API, and we use Google Analytics for aggregate traffic statistics with Consent Mode, so analytics cookies stay off until you accept them.

How do I hide my IP address?

You can mask your IP address using a VPN (Virtual Private Network), which routes your traffic through a remote server. The Tor browser is another option for maximum anonymity. Both replace your real IP with the server's IP, hiding your location from websites.