Geolocation
Free IP Location Lookup
Use IP location lookup to estimate where a public network address appears to originate and to understand the provider or organization behind the connection.
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Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address, or use your current public IP.
What this tool checks
Signals in the report
- Country, region, city, latitude, longitude, and timezone context
- ISP, organization, and ASN fields for network owner review
- Accuracy notes that keep geolocation expectations realistic
Best for
Practical uses
- Check where a login appears to come from
- Troubleshoot wrong city or country results
- Review analytics or regional traffic patterns
- Investigate location mismatches from VPNs or mobile carriers
How it works
Three steps
Enter the public IP address you want to locate.
Review country, region, city, and timezone as approximate network data.
Compare location with ISP, ASN, VPN, and proxy signals before making decisions.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Guides
Read before you decide
- IP location and accuracy2 min read
IP Location Lookup: How Country, City, and ISP Detection Works
A practical guide to IP geolocation databases, accuracy limits, and how to interpret country, city, latitude, longitude, and ISP fields.
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- IP location and accuracy4 min read
How Accurate Are IP Address Location Lookups?
Country-level results are usually right; city-level results depend on the ISP, mobile carriers and VPNs. What accuracy to expect and how to sanity-check a result.
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- IP location and accuracy2 min read
My IP Lookup Shows the Wrong Location — Here Is Why
Seven common reasons why an IP address lookup returns an unexpected city, country, or ISP — and how to interpret the result correctly.
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