A comprehensive guide to verify email authenticity and enhance security
Knowing the sender's IP address can help you:
While most email providers hide IPs in headers for privacy, you can still capture a sender's IP—ethically and legally—by inviting them to click an invisible tracking link.
This method works with all major email providers including:
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Write your normal message and hit Send.
When the recipient opens the email—even in preview—the invisible image calls iplogger.icu and records their IP, country, browser, and timestamp.
IP Address | 203.0.113.14 |
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Location | Tokyo, Japan |
Device | Windows 11 · Chrome 124 |
Time | 2025-05-04 11:42 JST |
You can export a CSV or delete logs at any time.
Question | Short Answer |
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Is it legal to track an IP? | Yes, IPs are publicly broadcast; just avoid deceptive use and obey GDPR/CCPA notices. |
Will email providers block the pixel? | Most email clients display remote images by default. If users disable images, the pixel won't fire. |
Can I automate reports? | iplogger.icu offers free API access—pull JSON logs into Slack or a spreadsheet. |
Does this work on mobile devices? | Yes, this tracking method works on all devices including mobile phones and tablets. |
Add "Images in this email are tracked for security" when possible.
Use once, then delete logs after you've verified what you need.
Combine with header analysis (Show original) for extra verification.
Tracking an email sender's IP is as easy as Generate → Embed → View. With iplogger.icu, you get:
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