IP Geolocation Lookup
Look up an IP's country, city, ISP and ASN.
IP Geolocation Lookup shows the approximate registered location and network details for an IPv4 or IPv6 address. Alongside country, city and region it reveals the ISP, organization, and ASN that operate the IP, plus its timezone and coordinates. It's handy for figuring out where an unfamiliar IP in your access logs comes from and which carrier or cloud it belongs to.
Lookups match the IP against registration databases, so results are always an estimate. They do not pinpoint a person's physical location and are especially imprecise for VPNs, proxies and mobile networks. Enter an IP address, not a domain. If you only have a domain, find its IP with the Website IP Lookup first, then paste that IP here.
How to read the results
- Country / City / Region: the IP's approximate registered location; city level can be off.
- ISP: the internet service provider (carrier, hosting company, etc.) that assigned the IP.
- Organization: the entity or company that holds the IP block.
- ASN: Autonomous System Number (starts with AS), identifying the network operator.
- Timezone / Coordinates: time zone and lat/long of the registered location (rough, for map search).
Why the location can be wrong
IP geolocation is inferred from registration and routing data, not GPS. Carriers often assign IPs across wide regions, so the result can be hundreds of kilometers off, and cloud/CDN IPs point to a data center. A VPN shows the VPN server's location, and mobile networks may report a carrier gateway rather than the cell tower.
Good uses
Identifying the carrier behind an IP in logs or mail headers, getting a rough country for a suspicious connection, or checking which cloud/region a server lives in. For the exact ASN and advertised prefix, pair it with IP ASN Lookup. Don't rely on it for legal identification or precise tracking.