My IP Geolocation — Your Connection Details in One View

My IP Geolocation is a free tool that instantly displays your public IP address alongside its full geolocation profile: country, region, city, latitude/longitude, ISP name, timezone offset, and local currency. The data refreshes on every page load and comes straight from GeoPlugin’s geolocation database — the same source used by over 200,000 websites worldwide.

IP Address 216.73.217.112
Country United States (US)
State / Region Ohio (Franklin County)
City Columbus
Latitude / Longitude 39.9587 / -82.9987
Timezone America/New_York
Currency USD ($)
Continent North America (NA)

What the Results Show

Your public-facing IPv4 or IPv6 address — the one every website you visit can detect, not your local 192.168.x.x. Alongside it: country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2), region, city, approximate coordinates, ISP name, autonomous system number (ASN), timezone offset, and local currency. Everything is derived from a single IP lookup against GeoPlugin's database.

Problems This Tool Solves

Checking If Your VPN or Proxy Is Working

You enabled a VPN to appear as if you're in the UK, but are you sure the tunnel is active? Load this page and check: if the country still shows your real location, the VPN either failed to connect or is leaking your real IP through WebRTC or DNS. This is the fastest sanity check before testing any geo-dependent feature.

Debugging Geolocation-Based Features

If your application serves different content based on visitor location, you need to know what location the geolocation provider returns for your IP. This tool uses GeoPlugin's database, so if your app also uses GeoPlugin, the result here is exactly what your app will detect. If you see the wrong city or country, the issue is in the IP database mapping — not your code.

Troubleshooting Network Configuration

Corporate VPNs, proxy servers, and cloud-based workstations often route traffic through unexpected locations. A developer in London working through a US-based corporate proxy will appear as a US visitor to every website. This tool surfaces that mismatch immediately, saving hours of debugging when geo-sensitive features behave unexpectedly during development.

Quick Reference for Support and Privacy Awareness

Need to file a ticket with your ISP or hosting provider? They'll ask for your public IP, ISP name, and sometimes your ASN. This page has all three — screenshot it or share the URL instead of running terminal commands. It also works as a transparent look at your own digital footprint: the same country, city, and provider data that every website you visit can detect, shown here without ads or tracking.

Privacy Note

GeoPlugin does not log your IP address when you use this tool — the lookup runs in real time with nothing stored server-side. The coordinates shown are approximate, typically accurate to city level. IP geolocation cannot resolve to a street address, home, or office.

FAQ

IP geolocation maps your IP to the nearest known location in the database. If your ISP routes traffic through a regional hub, the tool may show that hub's city instead of yours. This is normal and affects all IP geolocation services, not just GeoPlugin.
Common causes: the VPN connection dropped silently, your browser is leaking your real IP via WebRTC, or your DNS requests bypass the VPN tunnel. Check your VPN client status, disable WebRTC in browser settings, and ensure DNS leak protection is enabled.
Yes. If your connection uses IPv6, the tool displays your IPv6 address. If your ISP assigns both IPv4 and IPv6, the displayed address depends on which protocol your browser uses for the request.
No. IP geolocation resolves to a city or regional level, not a street address. Law enforcement can request subscriber details from your ISP, but a standard IP lookup cannot reveal your physical address.

Need More Features?

Use our GeoPlugin API to integrate IP geolocation into your applications with advanced features and higher rate limits.