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Categories: IP Tools , Networking
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Geolocation links an Internet Protocol (IP) address to its approximate geographic position. You learn where a device connects in terms of continent, country, region, city, and coordinates.

The IP Geolocation Finder lets you enter any public IPv4 or IPv6 address and instantly receive structured details, raw JSON data, and a map marker—all within one page.

This utility supports network diagnostics, security reviews, and location-aware content while respecting privacy. No data is transmitted or stored server-side.

Technical Details:

The interface fetches remote data and renders it through interactive components.

  • Accepts IPv4 and IPv6 formats
  • Displays continent, region, city, latitude, and longitude
  • Shows raw JSON with line numbers for quick reference
  • One-click copy for IP address and JSON payload
  • Downloads the full JSON response as a file
  • Interactive map with zoomable marker
  • Status banners for loading, success, and network errors

Step-by-Step Guide:

Follow these steps to locate an IP address.

  1. 1Enter a valid IPv4 or IPv6 address in the IP Address field.
  2. 2Select Lookup.
  3. 3Wait until the information banner clears.
  4. 4Review the Info tab for textual data.
  5. 5Open the Map tab to see the latitude and longitude marker.
  6. 6Use Copy or Download to share or archive the JSON result.

FAQ:

Find concise answers to frequent questions.

Why do some IP addresses show limited data?

Mobile carriers, VPNs, and enterprise gateways often mask precise details, so results fall back to regional information.

Can the map pinpoint an exact street address?

No. Accuracy typically ranges from 1 km to 50 km based on provider data and local regulations.

Does this tool reveal personal identity?

No. Geolocation resolves network location only; it never exposes names, phone numbers, or device identifiers.

Why does the same IP sometimes show different cities?

Dynamic allocation, routing changes, or database updates can shift the mapped city between queries.

How can I improve accuracy?

Combine IP geolocation with browser-based signals like GPS, or cross-check multiple databases for verification.

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