IP Address Lookup
Look up geolocation data for any IP address. Auto-detects your IP or enter one manually. Shows city, region, country, timezone, ISP, and coordinates.
About IP Address Lookup
Our IP Address Lookup tool helps you find geolocation information for any public IP address. It uses the free ipapi.co API to retrieve data including the city, region, country, timezone, Internet Service Provider (ISP), and approximate geographic coordinates associated with the IP address.
IP geolocation works by mapping IP addresses to physical locations using databases maintained by Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) and commercial geo-IP providers. While generally accurate at the country and region level, city-level accuracy can vary — especially for mobile networks, VPNs, and corporate networks that may route traffic through different locations.
This tool is useful for debugging network issues, verifying VPN connections, understanding where your website visitors come from, or simply satisfying curiosity about what information your IP address reveals. All lookups are performed in real-time from your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q How accurate is IP geolocation?
IP geolocation is typically accurate at the country level (95%+), fairly accurate at the region/state level (80-90%), and moderately accurate at the city level (60-80%). Accuracy depends on the IP database, the type of connection (residential vs. mobile vs. corporate), and whether VPNs or proxies are being used. It should never be used for precise physical location tracking.
Q Can someone find my exact address from my IP?
No, IP geolocation cannot determine your exact street address. At best, it can identify your city or neighborhood area. Your IP address reveals your approximate geographic region and your Internet Service Provider, but not your specific location. For more precise location, browsers use GPS, Wi-Fi positioning, or cell tower triangulation — all of which require your explicit permission.
Q Does using a VPN affect IP lookup results?
Yes, if you're using a VPN, the IP lookup will show the location of the VPN server rather than your actual location. This is one of the main reasons people use VPNs — to mask their real IP address and appear to be browsing from a different location. If the lookup shows a location different from where you actually are, you may be connected to a VPN or proxy.