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Look up IP
Detect your public connection or look up IPv4 / IPv6 addresses, refresh and copy.
IP address lookup
Look up the region of an IP address.
Using this tool
This tool uses network services for current data. Check the source, update time and availability shown in the interface.
Your tool inputs and processing results are not published as part of this page. Review the tool instructions before entering sensitive information.
Understand your public connection
Identify an IP’s approximate region and provider for cross-border ad environment checks and network troubleshooting. Results show only data actually returned by the service.
Features
Network ownership
Display returned location, time zone, ISP, organization and ASN; hide absent fields.
Current device environment
Inspect local device details separately and copy or export TXT / JSON reports.
How to use
The page detects your public IP on entry. After changing networks, choose My IP again.
Enter a public IPv4 or IPv6 and run the lookup; do not enter a URL.
Check the location and network. Device details always describe this browser.
Copy the IP or export a report as needed. Maps open externally only when clicked.
Data notes
- Location accuracy
- Databases may locate the provider or network exit. Proxies and VPNs change the exit. Results cannot identify a person or exact home address.
- Field availability
- Absent fields and empty sections are hidden. Missing security data does not mean no proxy, VPN or risk. City and provider names may retain the source language.
- Requests & cache
- Addresses are cached in page memory for ten minutes; your public connection for thirty seconds. Refresh bypasses cache. Requests are at least three seconds apart and respect service limits.
Use cases
Cross-border ads: verify whether the public exit region matches your intended environment.
Troubleshooting: check ISP and ASN, then recheck the exit after switching networks.
Teamwork: export a report to compare network and local browser environments with colleagues.
FAQ
Why does the city differ from my actual location?
IP location relies on a database and may refer to a data center, ISP or proxy exit, not GPS. Database updates and routing can also cause differences.
Why are some fields or detection sections missing?
Only valid fields actually returned are shown. The free source generally omits VPN and proxy signals; they stay hidden without implying safety.
Why can’t I look up 192.168.x.x or 127.0.0.1?
These are private or loopback addresses with no unique public location. Reserved, documentation, link-local and special-use addresses are also blocked locally.
Are my queries saved?
The tool saves no history and does not upload device details. IP requests go to ipwho.is / ipapi.is; memory cache clears when you leave. Reports are created only when you copy or download.
Using this tool
This tool uses network services for current data. Check the source, update time and availability shown in the interface.
Your tool inputs and processing results are not published as part of this page. Review the tool instructions before entering sensitive information.
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