Can someone find my exact address from my IP?

No. A public IP generally reveals only an approximate area such as your city and ISP. Your exact home address is not exposed by your IP address alone.

What Is My IP Location? — Find Your IP Address Location

Q: What is my IP location?

Your public IP (216.73.217.85) is mapped to approximately Columbus, Ohio, US. IP geolocation gives an approximate area, usually city-level, not your exact address.

Q: How accurate is IP geolocation?

IP geolocation is usually accurate to the city or region level, not a precise street address. Accuracy depends on the database and how your ISP allocates addresses; mobile and VPN connections are often less accurate.

What is my IP location?

Every public IP address is allocated to a network in a particular region, so it can be mapped to an approximate geographic location — yours resolves to about Columbus, Ohio, US. This is how websites can guess your country to set language, currency, or content.

How accurate is IP geolocation?

IP-based location is an estimate, not GPS. It's typically accurate to the city or region level. The coordinates shown are usually the center of that area — not your home — and can be off by many kilometers, especially on mobile networks where one gateway serves a wide area.

Your exact address is safe. An IP address reveals only an approximate area and your ISP. It does not expose your street address, name, or precise location.

Why is my location wrong?

VPN / proxy: you'll appear in the VPN server's city.
Mobile data: carriers route through regional gateways far from you.
Stale databases: ISPs reassign IP blocks; databases lag behind.

Want to change the location websites see? Learn how to hide your IP, or check your ISP.

Check your IP location by country

See whether your IP matches a specific country: United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, India, Germany, France, Netherlands, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Brazil, South Korea or Sweden.