IP Address Lookup: Find Location and ISP for Any IP
IP Address Lookup is an online tool that finds the geolocation and network details behind any public IP address. Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address and see its country, city, region, ISP, and approximate position on an interactive map. It is built for anyone investigating a visitor, a login, a server, or a VPN connection.
Type an address and press Lookup, or hit the Your IP shortcut to check your own public IP in one click. Results arrive in seconds, complete with coordinates, organization, timezone, and copy buttons for every value.
How to Look Up an IP Address
Enter the IP address
Type or paste a public IP into the search field. Both IPv4 (like 8.8.8.8) and IPv6 addresses are accepted, and the version is detected automatically.
Run the lookup
Click Lookup or press Enter. To check your own address instead, use the Your IP button, which lists your IPv4 and, when available, your IPv6.
Read the results
Within seconds you see the country, city, region, timezone, coordinates, ISP, and organization, with the approximate location pinned on an interactive map.
Copy what you need
Copy any single value with its row button, or use Copy All to grab every detail as a formatted block for reports and tickets.
Features
Comprehensive IP Information
Get country, city, region, timezone, coordinates, ISP, organization, and postal code for any public IP address.
Interactive Map
See the approximate location on a zoomable map powered by Leaflet and OpenStreetMap, with a marker you can click for details.
IPv4 and IPv6 Support
Look up both address formats. The tool validates the input, detects the version, and shows the matching IPv4 or IPv6 badge.
Quick Your IP Check
One click on the Your IP button looks up your own public address, with separate IPv4 and IPv6 entries when both are available.
One-Click Copy
Copy any individual field, or use Copy All to export every value at once as a clean, formatted text block.
Multiple Data Sources
Lookups draw on several geolocation providers; if one lacks a city, the tool automatically retries an alternative for better coverage.
No Lookup Logging
The IP addresses you search are processed in real time and are not stored or logged on our servers.
Built-In Accuracy Notes
An Accuracy tab and inline notices explain how precise IP geolocation really is, so results are never read out of context.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I look up an IP address?
Paste or type a public IP into the search field and click Lookup (or press Enter). In a few seconds you get its country, city, region, timezone, coordinates, ISP, and organization, plus a map pin for the approximate location.
How accurate is IP geolocation?
Country detection is highly accurate, typically 95-99%, while city-level accuracy is lower, around 50-80% depending on the ISP and region. The coordinates point to a general area, not an exact address. VPN and proxy users show their server's location rather than their real one.
What information can I get from an IP address?
You can see the country, region, and city, the timezone, approximate latitude and longitude, the Internet Service Provider (ISP), the organization that owns the IP, and a postal code when the provider supplies one.
Can I find someone's exact address from their IP?
No. IP geolocation only resolves to a city or regional area, never a street address. Only the ISP holds the detailed subscriber records tied to an IP, and those require a legal process to obtain.
Does IP lookup work for IPv6?
Yes. The tool accepts both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, validates the format, and shows the matching version badge. Your own IPv6 also appears as a Your IP shortcut whenever your connection has one.
Why can't I look up private IP addresses?
Private and reserved ranges like 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, and 172.16-31.x.x are reused inside local networks and are not routable on the public internet, so they have no geographic location. The tool rejects them with a clear message.
Why does the location look wrong?
A few things can skew results: the IP may belong to a VPN or proxy server, an ISP may register addresses in a different city than where they are used, mobile networks often point to a regional carrier hub, and geolocation databases can lag behind recent changes.
Is there a limit on how many lookups I can do?
No. You can run as many IP lookups as you need, with no daily caps or sign-up required.
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