IP Lookup Tools: what is my IP address, location and egress

This page shows your current public IP address (IPv4 and IPv6), country and city, ISP, ASN, and whether the address is flagged as a datacenter, proxy, VPN or Tor exit. The data is aggregated by our Cloudflare Worker from several public sources and cached briefly at the edge, so a single provider outage or an ad blocker does not break the result.

Beyond “my IP”, the site offers a website egress check (which exit your traffic uses for domestic, overseas and AI sites), DNS egress and DNS leak testing, WebRTC leak detection, browser fingerprinting, global Ping, WHOIS/RDAP, subdomain discovery and an IP subnet (CIDR) calculator. Everything is free and needs no account.

It works from a terminal too: curl ip.minispacex.com prints your IP as plain text, and the /ip path does the same for scripts and routers.

How to use

  1. Open the home page; your IP, location and risk flags appear within seconds.
  2. To check another address, enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address on the IP lookup page, then copy or share the result link.
  3. When using a proxy or VPN, compare the per-site egress IPs to confirm your routing rules work.

FAQ

Why do different sites show different IPs?

With split routing, multi-WAN or IPv6, different sites can be reached through different exits. The egress check lists them side by side.

How accurate is IP geolocation?

It comes from public IP databases: usually accurate to country and region, less so to city, especially on mobile and corporate networks. Multiple sources are shown for comparison.

Do you store my IP?

No long-term storage. Lookup history lives only in your own browser storage and can be cleared at any time.

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