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Find the location, ISP and network behind any IP address — starting with your own.
This is what websites you visit can see about your connection right now.
216.73.216.30
Approximate country, region and city tied to the address.
The ISP or organization the address belongs to, plus its ASN.
The local timezone and current time at that location.
Whether it's an IPv4 or IPv6 address, and if it's within the EU.
What an IP lookup can and can't tell you.
It shows the approximate geographic location tied to an IP address — country, region and city — along with the internet provider or organization that owns the address, its network (ASN), and timezone.
IP-based location is usually accurate to the city or region level, not the exact street address. It reflects where the IP was assigned, which can differ from the person's physical location, especially with VPNs or mobile networks.
Yes — type any public IPv4 or IPv6 address into the search box to see its location and network details. Private addresses (like 192.168.x.x) won't return useful results since they aren't routed on the public internet.
No. It reveals the network operator and an approximate location, not a person's name, address, or other personal details.
Most home connections use dynamic IPs that your provider can reassign periodically, and mobile networks or VPNs will show a different IP depending on which server or tower you're connected through.