IP Location Finder
Find where an IP address or domain is located. See country, region, city, coordinates, and an approximate map — useful for spotting where visitors or servers are, or checking your own IP location.
Find IP Location
Enter an IP address or domain to see its approximate location.
What Is an IP Location Finder?
An IP location finder is a tool that estimates the real-world location of an internet address. Every device on the internet has an IP address; geolocation databases map those addresses to countries, regions, and cities based on data from ISPs and registries. The result is never a street address — it’s an approximate area, often the location of the ISP’s equipment or the network’s “home” region.
People use it to see where their own connection appears to the world, to check where a website’s server is, or to get a rough idea of where a visitor or log entry is coming from. It’s also handy when you’re debugging VPN or CDN behaviour: you can confirm whether your IP location changes when you turn a VPN on or off.
How to Use the IP Location Finder
Type any IPv4 or IPv6 address, or a domain name (e.g. google.com), into the box above and click “Find Location.” The tool looks up the IP (resolving the domain first if needed) and shows country, region, city, coordinates, timezone, and a map. For more detail — including reverse DNS, VPN/proxy flags, and ASN — use our full IP lookup. To see only your current IP and its location, use What is my IP.
Features
- Country, region, city, and coordinates for any IP or domain
- Map view of approximate location
- Timezone and basic network info (ISP)
- Works with IPv4 and IPv6; no signup
Why Use This Tool
Site owners use an IP location finder to understand where traffic comes from or to apply regional rules. Support teams use it to confirm a user’s rough location. If you’re troubleshooting connectivity, combining location with a ping test or traceroute tool can help. For hostnames tied to an IP, use reverse DNS lookup; for domain records, use our DNS lookup.
FAQs
What is an IP location finder?
An IP location finder shows the approximate geographic location of an IP address — country, region, city, and sometimes coordinates — using geolocation databases.
How accurate is IP location?
Country is usually very accurate; region and city are estimates and can be off by many miles. It is not a precise physical address.
Can I find someone's exact address from their IP?
No. IP geolocation gives a general area only. Only the ISP can map an IP to a specific address, and only under legal process.
Why does my IP show the wrong city?
Your ISP may route traffic through a hub in another city, or you may be using a VPN. Geolocation reflects the network path, not always your device location.
Is the IP location finder free?
Yes. Our tool is free with no signup. Enter any IP or domain to see its location.