Free Tool · No API key required
What is my IP? Look up any IP address — yours or someone else’s
Look up the city, country, ISP, timezone, and approximate coordinates of any public IP address — your own or someone else's. Click one button to look up your own IP, or paste any IPv4 / IPv6 address.
Lookup an IP address
First-party proof
GPS versus IP comparison
Last checked June 3, 2026
First-party screenshot slot
Use a real home connection, compare the IP-derived result against the live GPS reading from My Location, and note the offset in kilometers.
Reserved for a real device capture.
How this tool works
Click Lookup my IP and the page calls ipapi.co with no arguments. Their server sees the IP you came from and replies with its best guess of the city, region, country, internet provider, and timezone. You can also paste any other public IP into the input box and look it up the same way — the call goes out, the answer comes back, and we display it in the table below. Nothing is stored on our side.
For a longer discussion of how the underlying databases are built, how mobile carriers and VPNs distort the result, and what an IP lookup actually does and does not reveal, see the dedicated IP location lookup guide. That article goes into the bits this tool page deliberately keeps short.
Reading the result
- The country field is almost always right.
- The city field is correct about half the time on residential broadband and much less on mobile networks, because carriers route traffic through regional gateways.
- The ISP field tells you which company owns the IP block — useful for spotting VPN exits and data-centre IPs.
- The coordinates are typically the centroid of the ISP’s service area for that block, not a specific building.
Free API limits
ipapi.co lets unauthenticated users do up to 1,000 lookups per IP per day. That is enough for a manual page like this. If you hit the limit you will see an error from their server until the next day rolls over.