Use our IP location tool to see where an IP appears to originate, which announces it, and how the network is routed. Start with your own IP location below, then search any public IP you want.
IP location is an estimate. Accuracy depends on data, routing paths, and databases.
See and ownership, plus routing hints that explain where traffic is coming from.
IP lookups do not reveal exact addresses or personal identity. We show network-level facts.
is built from public allocation data, routing signals, and location databases. It is not GPS, and results can vary based on your network.
Regional internet registries assign IP ranges to organizations. data helps identify who announces the network.
Databases map IP ranges to cities and regions using ISP records and observed routing behavior.
, hosting classifications, and carrier NAT () can all influence where an IP appears to be located.
IP location is best for broad context. It typically shows a city or region, not an exact address. Mobile carriers, VPNs, proxies, and shared gateways can all shift the visible location.
Learn more in IP geolocation explained and Public vs Private IP addresses.