How to Use

Leave the input field blank and click "Lookup" to get information about your own public IP address. To look up another IP, simply type it into the field and click the button.

Understanding the Data

Geolocation: The approximate physical location of the IP address. This is based on databases and is not perfectly precise.

Network Details: Information about the network owning the IP, including the ISP (Internet Service Provider), ASN (Autonomous System Number), and reverse DNS hostname.

Security Check: This section checks if the IP address is a known public proxy, VPN, Tor exit node, or part of a hosting provider's network. This can be useful for identifying potentially anonymous or malicious traffic.

FAQ

Is this my private IP address?
No, this tool shows your *public* IP address, which is how you are seen on the internet. Your private IP (e.g., 192.168.1.10) is used only within your local network (home, office).

How accurate is the location data?
IP geolocation is an estimate. It's usually accurate at the country level, often accurate at the city level, but is not precise enough to find a specific street address.

Why does my IP address change?
Most residential internet connections use dynamic IP addresses, which are assigned by your ISP and can change periodically. Businesses often have static (unchanging) IP addresses.