IP Lookup
Find the country, ISP, and location of any IP address.
Hint: leave blank to look up your current IP.
About IP geolocation
IP geolocation maps an IP address to an approximate physical location. It works by joining the IP against databases of address allocations published by the regional internet registries (ARIN, RIPE, APNIC, LACNIC, AFRINIC) and the routing announcements made by ISPs. This page queries a public lookup API directly from your browser.
What the results mean
- Country / Region / City: derived from the ISP's allocation data and customer-base information. Country is highly reliable; city is a best-effort estimate.
- ISP / Org: the network operator the IP belongs to.
- Timezone: the IANA timezone (e.g.
Asia/Singapore) of the IP's geo-region. - Latitude / Longitude: an approximate centroid — typically the ISP's city, not the user's exact position.
How accurate is IP-based location?
Country and timezone accuracy are usually 95%+ for residential IPs. City accuracy is typically within 25–50 km in urban areas and far worse for mobile, satellite, or VPN traffic.
Why might a VPN show the wrong location?
A VPN routes your traffic through a server in another region. The IP we see is the VPN exit node, not your real one — so the lookup reflects the VPN's location.
Can I look up a private IP like 192.168.x.x?
No. Private (RFC 1918) IPs only have meaning inside a local network and aren't allocated to anyone publicly. Geolocation will return an error.