Find Your Public IP (Fastest Method)
Visit our IP lookup tool on your Windows 11 — it instantly shows your public IP address, location, and ISP. No app needed, works in any browser.
Find Your Private IP on Windows 11
Your private IP is the address your router assigns to your Windows 11 on your local network. Here's how to find it:
Click Start and open Settings (or press
Win + I).Click Network & internet in the left sidebar.
Click Wi-Fi (or Ethernet if wired).
Click your connected network's properties.
Scroll down — your private IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are listed at the bottom.
Using Command Prompt
For a quicker method, you can also use the Command Prompt:
Press
Win + R, type cmd, and press Enter.Type
ipconfig and press Enter.Look for IPv4 Address under your active network adapter — this is your private IP.
Public vs Private IP: What's the Difference?
The IP shown in your Windows 11's settings is your private IP — it only works within your local Wi-Fi network. The IP shown on our tool is your public IP — the one websites and services actually see. Learn more about the difference →
Why Would I Need My IP Address?
Common reasons include troubleshooting Wi-Fi connectivity issues, setting up a printer or smart home device, configuring port forwarding for gaming or remote access, verifying your VPN is working (your public IP should show the VPN server's location), and providing your IP to tech support for network diagnostics.