What is my IPv4 address?
Internet Protocol version 4 is the classic internet addressing standard still used by most connections. This page shows your public Internet Protocol version 4 address when you reach this site over Internet Protocol version 4.
IPv4 status
FAQ
Internet Protocol version 4 is the older, widely used address format (for example 203.0.113.10). Most home and mobile networks still reach websites over Internet Protocol version 4.
If your current connection used Internet Protocol version 6 only, this page will say so. We show the address family of this visit, not a separate dual-stack probe.
The main Internet Protocol page shows whichever address you used to reach us. This page only confirms Internet Protocol version 4 when that is the connection in use.
- Windows/macOS/Linux:check adapter settings and whether Internet Protocol version 6 is preferred.
- Router:review Internet Protocol version 4 and version 6 WAN options.
- Virtual Private Network:some exits are Internet Protocol version 6 only.
- Reload this page after changing to verify.
Yes for most everyday browsing today. Many networks and sites still rely on Internet Protocol version 4 even as Internet Protocol version 6 grows.