Geolocate any IP address
Enter an IPv4 or IPv6 address — or a domain name — to see its approximate city, region, country and continent. Your own public IP and location are detected automatically at the top of the page.
Because geolocation is an estimate, the tool also shows hard facts from the regional internet registry: the organization that owns the address, its network range and registered country, the reverse DNS name and the abuse contact for reporting misuse.
How to find an IP's location
- 1
Enter an IP or domain
Or use your own IP.
- 2
Read the location
City, region and country.
- 3
Check the owner
Network and abuse contact.
Key features
City-level location
Approximate geolocation.
IPv4 and IPv6
Plus domain lookup.
Network owner
From the official registry.
Reverse DNS
The hostname behind the IP.
Common uses
- Security logs: See where login attempts come from.
- Analytics: Understand unusual traffic.
- Fraud checks: Compare IP location with billing country.
Tips and good to know
- VPNs, mobile networks and corporate proxies often place users far from their real location.
- The same data plus your own IP is in the IP Lookup.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is IP location?
Country-level is accurate for most addresses; city-level is right often but not always, especially on mobile networks.
Can an IP address reveal a street address?
No. Only the internet provider can link an IP to a customer, and only through legal process.
Why does my IP show a different city?
Your provider may route traffic through a hub in another city, or you may be using a VPN.