IP Geolocation

Find the location behind an IP

An IP address maps to a rough geographic location, and looking it up is useful for context. This tool finds the geographical location associated with an IP address, along with the network it belongs to, so you can place an address that appears in a log or a message.

Why the location is approximate

IP geolocation works from databases that map address ranges to the locations where their networks are registered or operated, not from any signal from the device. So it places an address by its network, which usually gives the right country and region but often the wrong specific city, and a VPN or mobile network can move it entirely. Understanding this is what lets you use the result sensibly: it is good for rough context, spotting a login from an unexpected country, not for pinpointing anyone.

Context for an address

The tool runs entirely in your browser, so nothing you paste is uploaded, which is exactly what you want when the input is your own security-sensitive data.

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