Get the location information for an IP address.
The IP lookup tool shows the geolocation of an IP address: the continent, country, region, city, postal code, coordinates and time zone. You can also type a domain or paste a URL, and it's resolved to its IP address first.
Geolocation is handy to find where a server is hosted, to understand where your visitors come from, or to check the location behind a suspicious login. Note that the location of an IP is an estimate, mostly accurate at the country level.
Country, region, city and postal code of the IP address.
Latitude and longitude of the approximate location.
The local time zone of the IP's location.
Enter a domain or a URL, it's converted to its IP automatically.
Country level data is accurate in most cases, while city level data can be off, especially for mobile networks and VPNs.
Yes. Enter the domain or paste a URL and its IP address is resolved before the lookup.
It matters much less than it used to, but a server close to your audience, or a CDN, improves loading speed.
Yes, both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are supported.