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IP Address Lookup online

Look up your public IP plus the location, ISP, ASN and timezone behind it

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Identifying Networks with the IP Address Lookup

  1. Open the page - your public IP is fetched automatically and shown in large type.
  2. Below it, a grid lists country, region, city, postal code, ISP, timezone, latitude/longitude and IP type.
  3. Click Copy IP to put just the address on your clipboard.
  4. Reload the page after switching VPN, hotspot, or network to see the new IP and its geolocation.

IP Address Lookup: find geolocation data for any IPv4 or IPv6 address instantly. Our tool functions as a reliable find ip location service, querying multiple independent sources in parallel to provide country city from IP resolution with city-level accuracy. It is a vital public ip data tool for network administrators and developers who need to verify isp detection results or troubleshoot network address info entirely in your browser.

How This IP ISP Lookup Tool Operates

Our IP Address Lookup uses the latest geolocation tool datasets to map public addresses to physical locations and registration records. By providing detailed ip timezone and approximate latitude/longitude coordinates, it simplifies the process of identifying the network origin of any connection. This free online tool delivers technical insights into your public connectivity, offering a clear ipv4 lookup and ipv6 lookup experience with no server-side tracking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the city or ISP look wrong?

IP geolocation is approximate. Databases map IP ranges to the location of the nearest registration or peering point, which often differs from where you actually are - you may see a neighbouring city or your ISP's regional hub. Country level is normally accurate; city level can be off by 50–200 km, especially on mobile networks.

Why does my IP look different from what my router shows?

Your router shows your local (LAN) IP - usually 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x - which is only visible inside your network. This page shows your public IP, the address the rest of the internet sees. They are almost always different unless you have a direct connection without NAT.

Will it detect a VPN or proxy?

It shows you the IP the internet sees, so when you're on a VPN you'll see the VPN exit node's IP, country and ISP - usually flagged as a hosting provider rather than a residential ISP. That's how websites detect VPN use too: the ISP field reads "Cloudflare", "OVH", "DigitalOcean" or similar instead of a consumer broadband name.

Does it work for IPv6 connections?

Yes - if your network has a public IPv6 address, you may see it instead of (or alongside) IPv4, depending on which source resolves first. The Type field reports IPv4 or IPv6 so you can tell which protocol the lookup used.

Troubleshoot your connectivity by using this IP Address Lookup for all your geolocation and network identification tasks.

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