IP address lookup
Enter any IPv4 or IPv6 address to see where it lives — city, country, coordinates — plus the ASN, organization and ISP that own it. We've prefilled your own public IP.
What these fields tell you
- ASN — the Autonomous System Number that routes this IP. It identifies the network operator (an ISP, hosting provider or large company). Look up an ASN →
- Organization / ISP — who registered and operates the address block. A hosting/cloud org usually means a server or VPN, not a home user.
- Location — a best-effort estimate from public geo databases. Treat city-level as a hint, not proof.
FAQ
What information does this IP lookup return?
For any IPv4 or IPv6 address it shows the city, country, coordinates, ASN, organization and ISP that own the address.
How accurate is the location?
It's a best-effort estimate from public geo databases — usually accurate to the city/ISP level, not a street address, and VPN or mobile IPs can be off by a wide margin.
Can I look up my own IP?
Yes — the field is prefilled with your own public IP and looked up automatically, and you can enter any other address instead.
Is this free and private?
Yes — free, no sign-up. It runs in your browser and nothing is stored.
An IP can tell you where — not why.
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