IP Geolocation Lookup
Shows the country, region, city, ISP, and time zone an IP address is mapped to. Works with IPv4 and IPv6. Free, no ads, no sign-up.
Enter an address or paste it from the clipboard with the button next to the field, then click “Look up” — the data will appear here.
How to use it
Enter an IP address or paste it from the clipboard with the button next to the field. Your own address is filled in by default.
Click “Look up.”
The country, region, city, ISP, and time zone of the address appear below.
Features
IPv4 and IPv6
Addresses of both protocol versions are accepted. If the address contains a mistake, the tool tells you right away.
ISP and time zone
Besides the country and city, you can see which organization owns the address and which time zone it is in.
Up-to-date address database
The data comes from the ipinfo.io database, which is updated regularly: addresses move from one ISP to another, and old records go stale quickly.
Questions and answers
How accurate is IP geolocation?
The country is almost always correct. The city is approximate: an address is tied to the ISP’s equipment, so the city shown is often where the ISP’s network node is, not where the user actually is.
Can I find someone’s home address from their IP?
No. An IP reveals the ISP and an approximate city, but not a street or a building. Only the ISP knows who had the address at a given moment, and it discloses that only in response to an official request.
Why was no location found?
This happens with private and reserved addresses — 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 127.0.0.1: they are not routed on the internet, so databases have no record of them. Less often, data is missing for recently allocated ranges.
How is this tool different from “My IP”?
“My IP” instantly shows your own address and browser details. Here you can look up any address — for example, one from a server log or from email headers.
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