IP Address Lookup

Every device connected to the internet has an IP address — a numeric identifier that tells servers where to send the data you request. When you enter an IP into this tool, we query our geolocation database (updated twice monthly) to map that address to a physical location, ISP, and network details.

The results include city-level location data, timezone, ISP name, ASN (Autonomous System Number), and connection type. Accuracy varies by country — typically 99% at the country level and 50-80% at the city level, with developed urban areas being most precise.

IP lookup cannot reveal an exact street address or identify a specific person. The coordinates shown are approximate, usually pointing to an ISP hub or city center. For more on what IP addresses do and don't reveal, see our guide on the difference between IP trackers, loggers, and grabbers.

If you want to check whether an IP belongs to a VPN or proxy service, try our VPN Detector. To track when someone visits a link, use the IP Logger to create a tracking URL. For your own IP details, visit What Is My IP.