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How to find your local IP on Fire TV Stick

The local IP is inside the device details. Open About → Network and note the IP address.

Method 1: Device details

  1. Open Settings from the Fire TV home screen.
  2. Go to My Fire TV or Device & Software.
  3. Open About.
  4. Select Network.
  5. Note the IP address. That is your local IP.

Important: the IP is not shown on the main Settings > Network screen. On Fire TV, Amazon shows it under My Fire TV / Device & Software > About > Network.

If you cannot see the IP address

Local IP vs public IP

Your Fire TV Stick local IP is the address inside your home network. Your public IP is what websites and streaming services see. Quick guide: Local IP vs public IP.

If you want the concept behind this first, start with what a local IP is. If the Fire TV address keeps changing, the next useful piece is DHCP.

If your real goal is ADB, media sharing, a Plex path, or a DHCP reservation, this is the address you need. Most home networks will show something like 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x.

Practical shortcut: use the Fire TV Stick local IP when you need router reservations, network diagnostics or a stable device reference on your LAN. If you want to keep that address stable, see how to set a fixed local IP.

Next step based on what you need

Compare local and public IP

Useful if you are mixing up the Fire TV network address with the public one websites see.

Understand what a local IP is

The core concept behind the address your router gives to each device.

Understand DHCP

The key piece if your Fire TV address changes over time.

Set a fixed local IP

The next step if you want a stable address for reservations or device rules.

Go to router IP

Useful when the real task is checking clients, DHCP or reservations in the router.

Find local IP on Fire Tablet

The matching guide if the Amazon device is a tablet, not a TV stick.