Everything the internet knows about you, at a glance.
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An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a unique numerical label assigned to every device connected to a computer network. Just like a physical home address ensures mail gets to the right house, an IP address ensures that digital data (like loading this website) is delivered to your specific device. There are two main versions in use today: IPv4 (e.g., 192.168.1.1) and the newer IPv6.
When you ask, "Where is my IP located?", our tool references large global databases (like IPinfo.io) that map IP addresses to physical locations. While it cannot pinpoint your exact street address for privacy reasons, it accurately detects your country, region, city, and Internet Service Provider (ISP). This is the same technology streaming services use to restrict content by region.
Websites can see much more than just your IP. Your web browser constantly broadcasts HTTP Headers (like your User-Agent) and exposes hardware details via JavaScript. Our Browser Analyzer section extracts these hidden metrics, including your Screen Resolution, CPU Cores, Device Memory, and Battery Status. Marketers and security systems use these unique combinations of data to track users across the web, even if cookies are disabled.
If you are using a VPN or Proxy to hide your real IP address, you might still be exposed. WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is a browser feature used for video chatting and P2P sharing. Unfortunately, it can accidentally leak your true local and public IP addresses, bypassing your VPN. Our tool includes an automatic WebRTC Leak Test to ensure your privacy remains intact.
SUSP.us is designed for developers, network engineers, and privacy-conscious users. Beyond standard IP lookups, we offer raw Cloudflare Network Details, connection schemes, and terminal-friendly APIs (try running curl https://susp.us in your terminal). Whether you need to test your VPN, debug HTTP headers, or write automated Bash/Awk scripts, SUSP.us provides maximum visibility with lightning-fast speeds.