What is an IP address lookup?
An IP address lookup (also called an IP geolocation lookup) lets you find information about any IP address — where it's located, which ISP owns it, and technical details like its ASN (Autonomous System Number).
Every device connected to the internet has an IP address. This tool queries geolocation databases to reveal what's publicly known about any given IP — which is exactly what every website you visit learns about you automatically.
What information can you find from an IP address?
- Country, region, and city — approximate physical location
- ISP / Internet Service Provider — who provides the internet connection
- ASN — the autonomous system that manages the IP range
- Coordinates — approximate latitude and longitude
- Timezone — what timezone the IP is registered in
Is your IP address being looked up right now? Yes — every website, ad network, and service you visit logs your IP. A VPN replaces your real IP with a private server IP, making lookups like this show the server's location instead of yours.
How accurate is IP geolocation?
IP geolocation is typically accurate to the country level (99%+), the city level (60–80%), and approximate coordinates. It's not precise enough to pinpoint a street address, but it's accurate enough for advertising targeting and content restrictions — which is why websites use it constantly.
Don't want your IP to be looked up?
A VPN replaces your real IP with a server IP — so lookups like this show the server's location instead of yours. Browse our overview of VPN options.