My IP Address

Tool Guide

Introduction to the IP Address Lookup Tool

The Online IP Address Lookup Tool lets you look up the location of any IP address with one click. It supports street-level high-precision IP lookup and provides IP risk-control information, historical street-level positioning, and detailed IP location information.

The tool supports location lookup for both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses; only IPv4 addresses support historical street-level positioning.

This tool provides detailed IP address information as well as risk alerts and other information, and can be used for IP address positioning, financial risk control, and other fields.

For example, it can perform risk identification for malicious IPs, identifying and blocking crawler IPs such as 66.102.9.236 to avoid and reduce business losses.

This tool only supports single IP address lookup. For bulk lookup, use the Online Bulk IP Address Lookup Tool.

How to Use the IP Address Lookup Tool

Look Up Your Own IP Address

Upon entering the page, the system automatically detects and displays your device's current public IP address and location. Click "Refresh" to re-detect the latest IP data.

Look Up the Location of Any IP

Enter the IP address you want to look up in the input box (IPv4 and IPv6 supported). Click the "Query" button to obtain the IP's location, carrier information, and risk-control analysis data.

IP Risk-Control Detection

In the query results, if the IP is a proxy IP, crawler IP, or high-risk IP, the system will flag the risk. Based on the risk alert, you can take corresponding protective measures such as blocking, rate limiting, or identity verification.

What Is an IP Address?

An IP address is a unified address format provided by the IP protocol. It assigns a logical address to every network and every host on the internet, thereby masking differences in physical addresses.

Every computer and other device on the internet is assigned a unique address called an "IP address."

Because of this unique address, users operating on networked computers can efficiently and conveniently select the object they need from among countless computers.

An IP address is like our home address—if you want to write a letter to someone, you need to know their address so the mail carrier can deliver it.

A computer sending information is like a mail carrier; it must know the unique "home address" so as not to deliver the letter to the wrong household. The only difference is that our addresses are represented in text, while a computer's address is represented in binary numbers.

Frequently Asked Questions About IP Address Lookup (FAQ)

Why can't I find an IP's location?

Some IP addresses may be dynamic, and the location information can change at any time. Some IPv6 addresses may not have a specific location due to data update issues.

Why do different IP lookup tools show different locations?

IP location lookup relies on different IP databases. Different update frequencies and data sources can cause differences in location results.

What does "risk IP" mean in the query results?

A risk IP may be a proxy IP, VPN, data center IP, crawler IP, or an IP already flagged on a blacklist. We recommend staying alert or taking corresponding security measures.

Does this tool record users' IP query information?

No. All queries in this tool run in your local browser and do not store or upload any query records, ensuring user privacy and security.

How do I get more detailed IP information?

The query results provide basic IP location information. For more detailed historical positioning and risk-control data, use a professional IP database or API service.