How to Find Your Router IP Address

Your router's IP address (also called the default gateway) is needed to access router settings. Most routers use 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1, but here's how to find yours on any device.

Find Router IP on Windows

1. Press Win + R, type cmd, press Enter
2. Type: ipconfig
3. Look for Default Gateway — that's your router IP

ipconfig | findstr "Default Gateway"

Find Router IP on Mac

1. Click Apple menu → System Preferences → Network
2. Select your Wi-Fi connection
3. Click Advanced → TCP/IP tab
4. Look for Router — that's your router IP

Or use Terminal:

netstat -nr | grep default

Find Router IP on iPhone/iPad

1. Go to Settings → Wi-Fi
2. Tap the (i) icon next to your network
3. Look for Router — that's your router IP

Find Router IP on Android

1. Go to Settings → Wi-Fi
2. Long-press your connected network
3. Tap Manage network settings or Modify network
4. Look for Gateway — that's your router IP

Find Router IP on Linux

# Method 1
ip route | grep default

# Method 2
netstat -nr | grep default

# Method 3
route -n | grep UG

Common Router IPs by Brand