Network
Look up country, region, city, ISP, and ASN for a public IP address.
Location is approximate (registry data, not GPS).
Geolocation from an IP reflects network registration data — useful for routing and fraud checks, not pinpoint GPS accuracy. Treat city-level results as approximate.
The ISP and ASN tell you which organization operates the network block that IP belongs to.
Hosting or VPN IPs often show a datacenter city rather than the user's physical location. Proxy flags are indicative signals, not proof.
Regional internet registries assign IP blocks to ISPs and organizations. Geolocation databases map those blocks to approximate locations.
Accuracy varies: country is usually reliable; city-level results can be wrong, especially for mobile or VPN connections.
Debugging connectivity, verifying VPN exit locations, investigating suspicious login alerts, and understanding server or visitor origin in logs.
Country-level accuracy is generally high. City and region can be off by hundreds of kilometers, especially for mobile carriers, corporate networks, and VPNs.
You can look up most public IPv4 addresses. Private ranges (10.x, 192.168.x, 172.16–31.x) and localhost are not routable on the public internet. Use “Use my IP” to fill in your current public address.
Yes. Enter a public IPv6 address (for example 2001:4860:4860::8888). Accuracy still depends on the same geolocation databases as IPv4.
An Autonomous System Number identifies a network operator on the internet. It helps distinguish ISPs, cloud providers, and hosting companies.
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