IP Geolocation

Resolve a domain or Internet Protocol (IP) address to its city, country, Autonomous System Number (ASN)/org, and coordinates — with a map.

Data from ipinfo.io, sqlite-cached for 24 h per IP. Rate-limited to 10 lookups/min per visitor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is IP geolocation?

Country-level accuracy is generally very high (95 %+). City-level accuracy varies — it's usually within 50 km for residential Internet Service Providers (ISPs) but can be off by hundreds of kilometres for corporate Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), cloud providers, and mobile networks, which announce Internet Protocol (IP) blocks registered at their headquarters rather than actual usage location.

What is an ASN?

An Autonomous System Number (ASN) identifies a network operator — an Internet Service Provider (ISP), cloud provider, or large enterprise — that controls a block of Internet Protocol (IP) addresses and exchanges routing information with other networks via Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). For example, Google's primary ASN is AS15169 and Amazon AWS is AS16509.

Why does my IP show the wrong city or country?

Geolocation databases map Internet Protocol (IP) addresses based on registry data and observed routing, not physical location. Common causes of mismatch: using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) or proxy (shows exit node location), corporate network (shows HQ city), or a mobile carrier that assigns IPs centrally. The data reflects where the IP block is registered, not where the device physically is.

Can I look up my own IP address?

Yes — leave the input blank or enter me and the tool will detect and look up the Internet Protocol (IP) address your request comes from.