Find your public IP address and location details online free - no login. Instantly see your IPv4, IPv6, country, city, ISP, and timezone without any app or extension.
IP geolocation is used for debugging CDN routing issues, verifying VPN connection locations, investigating server logs, and understanding where website traffic originates. The results are approximate - typically accurate to city level - but sufficient for most practical purposes.
Enter any IP address to see its geographic location, ISP, country, and city. Or open the tool to immediately see your own current public IP address.
Check your own public IP address when connected to a VPN, look up the location of an IP from server access logs, debug CDN edge routing by checking which IP is being served, investigate suspicious login IPs in security logs, verify that a proxy is working and masking your real IP, and check geolocation data for IP-based fraud detection testing.
The most common question is about accuracy. IP geolocation is approximate - typically within 50–100km of the actual location. Exact street-level location requires a court order to the ISP. VPN and proxy IPs show the VPN server location, not the user's actual location.
Your IP address is detected automatically when you open the tool.
See your approximate country, region, city, and ISP.
Enter any IP address to look up its details.
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Common questions about this tool and how to use it.
Your public IP address is the address assigned to you by your internet service provider (ISP) - the address that websites and servers see when you connect. It is different from your local (private) IP address (usually 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x), which is used within your home or office network. Open this tool to see your current public IP automatically.
No - IP geolocation can only narrow location down to a city or metropolitan area, typically within 50–200km of the actual location. The exact physical address is known only to the internet service provider. Law enforcement can request this information from the ISP via a court order, but it is not publicly available through any IP lookup database.
A private IP address is used within your local network and is not visible on the internet. Private IP ranges: 192.168.0.0–192.168.255.255, 10.0.0.0–10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0–172.31.255.255. Your public IP is what websites see - assigned by your ISP and unique to your internet connection. All devices on your home network share one public IP but have different private IPs.
IP geolocation databases are maintained by mapping IP address ranges to approximate locations based on ISP registration data and traffic analysis. They are not precise - accuracy is typically within 50–200km for city-level lookups. Factors that affect accuracy: ISP routing decisions, VPN or proxy use, recently reassigned IP blocks, and mobile IPs that route through distant cell towers.
The most reliable method is a VPN (Virtual Private Network) - it routes your traffic through a server in another location, so websites see the VPN's IP instead of yours. Tor Browser routes traffic through multiple nodes for stronger anonymity but is significantly slower. Proxy servers work similarly to VPNs but are less secure and easier to detect.
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