IP Geolocation
Look up the geographic location of any IP address.
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About this tool
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Enter an IP address
Type an IPv4 or IPv6 address to look up its geographic location.
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Run the lookup
The tool queries geolocation databases and returns location data.
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Review the results
See the country, region, city, ISP, and approximate coordinates on a map.
- Geolocation is approximate - it shows the ISP's registered location, not the user's exact address.
- VPN and proxy IPs will show the server location, not the actual user location.
- Leave the field empty to look up your own public IP address and its location.
- IPv6 geolocation coverage is growing but may be less precise than IPv4 in some regions.
- Country, region, and city-level geolocation
- ISP and organization identification
- Approximate latitude and longitude coordinates
- Interactive map pin showing the estimated location
- Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses
- Identify the geographic origin of traffic or access attempts in server logs.
- Verify that a VPN connection is routing through the expected country.
- Check where an email sender or API caller is located.
- Enrich analytics data with geographic information for IP addresses.
Country-level accuracy is typically above 95%. City-level accuracy varies from 50-80% depending on the region and ISP.
No. IP geolocation only provides an approximate area, usually at the city or ISP level. It cannot pinpoint a street address.
Your ISP may route your traffic through a hub in another city. The location reflects the ISP's network infrastructure, not your physical position.
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