This visit
What Is My IP
This is the public address for this visit.
Your public IP
216.73.216.11
IPv4Country United States
City (approximate) Columbus, OH
City is an estimate from the IP path, not a precise fix.
Approximate Location
Open in OpenStreetMap ↗39.9612, -82.9988
Connection details
- ASN
- 16509
- Network
- Anthropic, PBC
- Cloudflare colo
- CMH
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API
GET /api/me returns JSON for this connection: the public IP (CF-Connecting-IP) plus Cloudflare fields country, city, asn, asOrganization, and colo. Values describe this request only.
curl -s https://myip.blog/api/me
FAQ
What is my public IP address?
It is the address on the public internet that delivered this visit to myip.blog. Websites generally see that same kind of address when you connect. The value on this page is for this visit; refresh after you change networks or toggle a VPN.
How accurate is the location?
Location from an IP is approximate. Country is usually the most reliable of the labels. City estimates can be wrong or outdated. Treat city as a rough hint, not a street-level fix.
Why do you show country, city, ASN, and colo?
Those fields come from Cloudflare’s request metadata for this connection: country, city (approximate), ASN number, network organization name (asOrganization), and the Cloudflare data-center code (colo) that handled the request. They describe the path of this visit, not a stored profile of you.
I use a VPN — why is my IP unchanged?
The VPN may not be connected, or this browser may not be sending traffic through it. Connect the VPN, then refresh myip.blog. If it still matches your ISP address, check that the browser is covered by the VPN path. See How a VPN changes the IP websites see.
Why don’t I see an IPv6 address?
Many connections still use IPv4 only for this path. Missing IPv6 on the page usually means this visit reached us over IPv4, not that your device is broken. Dual-stack display may expand in a later phase; the homepage focuses on the connection IP for this visit.
My IP changed since yesterday. Is that normal?
Yes. Providers rotate addresses, you may have moved networks, or a VPN may be on or off. A public IP is assigned to the connection path, not permanently stamped on your laptop. More background: What is a public IP address?.
Is the address on my Wi‑Fi settings the same as this page?
Often no. Wi‑Fi settings usually show a private address such as 192.168.x.x. This page shows the public (or VPN-exit) address websites see. Read Public vs private IP addresses.
Is my IP address personal data?
An IP can be treated as personal data under some privacy laws because it can relate to an identifiable person in context. On myip.blog we show the IP for this visit so you can see what the connection presents. See the Privacy page for what we say about this service.
Do you store my IP forever?
The homepage check is for this visit. We do not claim long-term storage of IPs as a product feature. Infrastructure logs that any site might have are described honestly on the Privacy page; if something is unknown or minimal, we say so there.
Can a website get my home street address from my IP?
Not reliably from the IP alone. IP-based location is coarse. A site that already knows you (account, shipping form, and so on) is a different matter — that is account data, not magic from the IP string.
What is an ASN or asOrganization?
An ASN (autonomous system number) identifies a network on the internet, often an ISP or cloud provider. asOrganization is a human-readable name for that network. Together they answer “which network does this IP belong to?” for this visit.
What does colo mean?
colo is Cloudflare’s code for the data center that handled your request (for example a short airport-style code). It reflects routing to Cloudflare, not necessarily your exact city.
How do I copy my IP or refresh the check?
Use Copy next to the address, then paste where you need it. Use Refresh to run the check again for a new request — useful after switching Wi‑Fi, mobile data, or a VPN.
Where is the machine-readable API?
GET https://myip.blog/api/me returns JSON for this connection (IP plus related Cloudflare fields). Intended for quick checks and scripts, not as a guaranteed high-volume API.