Find the approximate location of an IP address including country, region, city, ISP, ASN, timezone and approximate coordinates.
Check your public IP or use your location permission to find your current State, District and City.
Remember that IP geolocation is approximate and should not be treated as an exact physical location.
Use this free IP Location Checker to find the approximate geographic location associated with an IP address. The tool can display country, region, city, ISP or organization, ASN, timezone and approximate coordinates when the IP geolocation service provides them.
IP geolocation is useful for understanding the general geographic area associated with an internet connection, troubleshooting network issues and checking IP information.
IP geolocation is the process of estimating the geographic location associated with an internet IP address. IP databases use network and registration information to estimate where an IP address is being used.
No. IP-based geolocation is approximate. An IP address generally cannot reliably identify an exact house, apartment or physical device location. Results can represent an ISP network location, data center, business location or another nearby geographic area.
Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses can be associated with geolocation information. However, the amount and accuracy of available information depends on the IP database and network.
If you are connected through a VPN, the tool may show the approximate location of the VPN server or its network rather than your actual physical location.
This tool uses an IP geolocation service to look up network information. It should not be interpreted as an exact physical-location service.
Yes. The tool is free to use online. Availability of individual geolocation fields depends on the IP lookup service.
An IP Location Checker estimates the geographic location associated with an IP address using an IP geolocation database.
No. IP geolocation normally provides an approximate area and cannot reliably identify an exact house or apartment.
You can enter a publicly routable IPv4 or IPv6 address supported by the lookup service.
Yes. When using a VPN, the lookup will generally identify the VPN server's IP location rather than your actual physical location.
It may show an approximate city when the geolocation database has city-level information for the IP address.
No. This tool performs IP-based geolocation and does not claim to determine your exact GPS location.
VPNs, mobile networks, proxies, ISP routing and limitations of IP geolocation databases can cause inaccurate or approximate results.
Yes. IPv6 addresses can have geolocation information when supported by the lookup database.
Yes. The tool is free to use online.
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