Find your bearings

What Is My IP Location?

See where websites may think your internet connection is.

Your point on the map
Choose a point to see its mapChoose a location to see this map.
Your point will appear here on the map.
Start where you are

Let’s find your location.

Use your device, enter coordinates or choose a US city.

Device location needs your permission.

Time zone
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Local time
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Latitude, longitude
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IP address
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Works with no signal once saved

Save this area’s maps on this device. With no signal, your device position still finds the county, ZIP area, time zone and coordinates here. No coordinates or location history are saved. A new area and USGS elevation need a connection.

Why a VPN or mobile network can show another place

A network estimate points to the connection that reaches a website. With a VPN, that can be an exit server. Mobile carriers and company networks can route traffic through another place. A city name here does not mean your phone is in that city.

Which result should I use?

Use this check to understand a website’s regional guess. For a county field or coordinates, use device location or a point you enter. Do not use an IP estimate for mail or emergency directions. A missing city stays missing; it is not replaced by your device’s time zone.

If the estimate is missing or disagrees

The provider may only return a country, have no record, or be temporarily unavailable. Different services can disagree because they use different network records. Check whether a VPN or work connection is active before comparing estimates. Privacy details explain how the automatic network estimate works. Can a site tell a faked GPS position? See what a website can and can’t see.

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