Your IP: 2600:1f28:365:80b0:86f9:c461:5987:c26d

This is the free Robtex what-is-my-IP echo service. It answers with the public IP address your request came from — useful for scripts, monitors and humans alike. CORS is open and there are no rate limits for reasonable use.

About your IP

• family: IPv6
• asn: AS14618 (Amazon)
• prefix: 2600:1f28::/36
• full details: https://robtex.com/en/ip-lookup/2600_1f28_365_80b0_86f9_c461_5987_c26d

Formats

• http://ip.robtex.com/ip — bare IP only, plain text, no trailing newline
• http://ip.robtex.com/text — plain text, one field per line: ip, family, ptr, asn, prefix (also /txt)
• http://ip.robtex.com/json — JSON: {"ip":"..."} plus links (also /ip.json)
• http://ip.robtex.com/html — this page — human-readable explanation (also /)
• http://ip.robtex.com/md — markdown version of this page

Hosts

• https://ip.robtex.com/html — dual-stack (IPv4 or IPv6, whichever your client picks)
• https://ipv4.robtex.com/html — IPv4 only (DNS has only an A record)
• https://ipv6.robtex.com/html — IPv6 only (DNS has only an AAAA record)
• https://46.255.120.53/html — IPv4 anycast literal — works with no DNS at all
• https://[2a00:9c00:120::53]/html — IPv6 anycast literal — works with no DNS at all

Protocols

You are using http. You can also reach this via https: https://ip.robtex.com/html

No DNS or TLS needed: http://46.255.120.53/ip and http://[2a00:9c00:120::53]/ip hit the same anycast service by IP literal — handy when your resolver or clock is broken.

Related: which resolver am I using?

The DNS-based siblings echo your resolver instead of your client IP: dig +short dnsip.robtex.com (or dnsipv4 / dnsipv6), and dig txt dnsip.robtex.com for resolver PTR/ASN/EDNS details.