Let me give you a straight answer
People ask this a lot. The answer isn't just yes or no - it depends what you mean by "safe." Let me break it down.
Why:
Bottom line: Using IPLogger won't put your device or privacy at risk.
Tracking IP addresses is completely legal. Think about it:
However: What you DO with the information could be illegal. For example:
Bottom line: The tool is legal. Don't use it for illegal purposes.
From a technical standpoint:
But: If someone's using it to stalk or harass them, then obviously that's not safe for them. That's a people problem though, not a technical one.
Bottom line: The tool itself isn't dangerous to them. How someone uses it could be.
Depends entirely on what you do:
When you create a link: Nothing. No email, no name, no account.
When someone clicks: IPLogger sees their IP, but doesn't know who YOU are (the person who created the link) unless you tell it.
Data storage: The click data is stored so you can view results. Your results link is private - only someone with that specific link can see the data.
Advice: Don't share your results link with people you don't trust. That link has all the tracking data.
IPLogger is pretty standard compared to similar tools like Grabify or WhatsTheirIP. They all work the same way - create a link, track clicks, show IP info.
Safety-wise: IPLogger doesn't require an account (which is actually better for privacy). Some alternatives make you sign up, which means they have your email and can connect it to your tracking activity.
Is IPLogger safe? Yes, technically. It won't harm your computer, it's legal to use, and your privacy is protected.
Should you use it? That's up to you and your situation. It's a tool. Like any tool, it can be used responsibly or irresponsibly.
Will you get in trouble? Not if you're using it for normal, non-creepy purposes. Don't harass people, don't stalk people, don't be a jerk with the information - and you'll be fine.