Quickly find any IP address location worldwide. Get details like country, city, ISP, latitude, longitude, and network information with a single lookup
An IP address lookup shows where an IP address is likely to be and which network it belongs to. Enter any IPv4 or IPv6 address to see its version, country, region, city, approximate coordinates and the ISP or organisation it is registered to. To see your own address instead, use What's My IP Address?.
Country-level results are usually correct. City-level results are approximate: they often show the location of the ISP's network equipment or the registered address of the organisation, which can be far from the actual user. Addresses belonging to VPNs, mobile carriers, cloud platforms and corporate proxies show the provider's location, not the person behind them. Use IP location as a hint, never as proof of where someone is.
No. Public geolocation data identifies a region or city at best. Only the ISP can connect an address to a subscriber, and it normally does so only for law enforcement or a court order.
Those are private addresses used inside local networks. They aren't unique on the internet, so they have no public location or owner. Look up the network's public IP instead.
The address belongs to a data centre, so the traffic came from a server, VPN or proxy running there rather than directly from a home or mobile connection.
The ISP field shows the registered holder. For the full allocation, including the network range, regional registry and ASN, run a WHOIS lookup on the IP.