You can't directly check your Gmail account's IP address from within the Gmail interface. However, you can find the IP address associated with your email using tools like:
1. Using a Third-Party Tool
- IP Address Lookup Tools: Many websites offer free IP address lookup tools. You can simply enter your Gmail address and the tool will display the IP address associated with your email.
- Example: https://www.whatismyip.com/
- Email Header Analysis: Some tools allow you to analyze the email headers of a message you've sent or received. This can reveal the IP address used to send the email.
- Example: https://mxtoolbox.com/
2. Checking Your Network Settings
- Network Information: Your computer's network settings may show the IP address assigned to your device, which is likely the IP address used to send and receive Gmail emails.
- Windows: Open the Command Prompt and type
ipconfig
. - Mac: Open the Terminal and type
ifconfig
.
- Windows: Open the Command Prompt and type
3. Contacting Your ISP
- Internet Service Provider: Your internet service provider (ISP) can provide you with the IP address assigned to your internet connection, which is used for all your internet activity, including Gmail.
Note: The IP address you find may change depending on your internet connection and your ISP's configuration.