IP Address Lookup and Search
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👉 My current public IP is 18.97.14.85 👈 and it shows I'm located in 🌍 United States 
. If you searched for terms like 'IP address lookup' or 'IP search address', you're in the right place.
This website gives you instant information about any IP address and website IP address, including its geolocation,
ISP, and hostname.
Whether you're checking your own IP or searching another one, everything you need is just a click away.
IP lookup refers to checking an IP address to find out more information about the IP location of the device. By finding an IP address location, we don't mean just determining it the latitude and longitude coordinates of a certain location on the visual map, but also on linking the city, region, zip code, ISP, organization and time zone to the requested IP.
The technical side of the lookup process is quite simple. All you have to do is type the required IP or domain into the form at the bottom of the page and you will get the result instantly back including the visual geographical location of the requested IP.
What is an IP address?
An IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) stands for Internet Protocol Address and consists of numbers that identify the device in the local network and the Internet. Thanks to the numbers, it's possible to track the device and find its IP address location. Just like an ID card has a unique number that can tell a lot about the person under that number, IP numbers, separated by dots (IPv4) or IP numbers separated by double dots (IPv6) between them, can tell us a lot about the device using it.
If we know someone's IP, then in a large number of cases we can easily find out which country the IP belongs to, who the ISP (internet server provider) is, which organization it belongs to, region, city, postal code. The only thing that is not possible to get is an exact physical location due to respect for the right to privacy.
IPv4 vs IPv6?
We distinguish two versions of the Internet protocol:
- IPv4 which was deployed in 1982 and which uses 32-bit addresses for communication
- IPv6 which is more recent and which begins to be deployed in 1995 and which uses 128-bit addresses for communication.
IPv4 as an older and primary version of the Internet protocol is still used in more than 85% of Internet protocol cases In addition to the difference in the size of the address, other significant differences are reflected in the fact that IPv4 is a numerical method, while IPv6 is an alphanumeric addressing method and that the binary bits in IPv4 are separated by a dot while in IPv6 they are separated by a colon.
An example between address differences is best seen in the following example where the IPv4 address for
the Facebook.com domain is 31.13.88.35 while the IPv6 address is 2a03:2880:f111:181:face:b00c::25de
or in the example of the Instagram.com website that has an IPv4 address of 31.13.88.174 while the IPv6 address is
2a03:2880:f211:1e6:face:b00c::4420
The visual difference is reflected primarily in the numbers between which there are dots and the numbers between which there
are double dots, as well as the number of used numbers that specify a given IPv4 or IPv6 address.
Network & IP Information Tools
To be able to get all the necessary IP-related details, you need certain IP & Network information tools, such as the free online tools available on our website. That is exactly why this website was created: as a collection of the most essential IP tools for checking IP addresses and domains, and finding their corresponding IP locations.
With the help of our network tools and visual map, you can search IP for a location and get more information for any Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4), Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6), including many informative details for domains.
How do I lookup an IP Address?
You can search any IP or domain easily. Just fill out the form below to find the location and additional information for any domain name, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
