IP Card

Every visitor sees their own IP, location and score — not yours. The exception is platforms such as GitHub, Discord and Telegram that fetch images through their own servers: those servers can't see the reader's IP, so the card shows a notice instead of a wrong address. On those platforms, use "A specific IP".

The CleanIP Score comes from our check of that IP. An IP that has never been checked shows only its address and location; click the card to run a check, and the CleanIP Score, risk checks and use cases appear on the next load.

The CleanIP Score matches the headline number on the IP detail page and only deducts for risk evidence about the IP itself (anonymous exits, abuse reports, blacklists, attack history and so on). Reference factors show reputation, neighborhood, provenance and network profile; only reputation counts toward the score. Risk checks list hits for VPN, proxy, Tor, relay and risk factors. Use cases rate how suitable the IP is for AI apps, streaming, TikTok, e-commerce and more, using the same rules as the detail page.

Yes. Choose "A specific IP", enter the address, run the check and copy the code — every visitor sees that IP's card.

No. The card is a vector SVG, usually a few KB to a dozen KB, and stays sharp at any size.

No. Pick a layout, theme and stamp, then copy and paste the code.