Bulk IP Lookup

Paste up to 50 IP addresses and get the country, region, city and network (ASN) for each. Results come from a MaxMind GeoLite2 database held on this server — your list is not sent to any third party, and nothing is logged. City and region are an estimate; treat anything below country level as approximate.

Location data by MaxMind GeoLite2 · database updated 2026-09-22.

What a bulk IP lookup can and can’t tell you

This tool takes a list of IP addresses and, for each one, reports the country, region and city it maps to plus the network (ASN) that announces it on the internet. It is the fast way to triage a column of addresses from a log file, an access list, or an analytics export without pasting them one at a time.

Country is reliable; city is a guess

IP geolocation places an address by country correctly the large majority of the time. Below that it gets soft. City and region are estimates built from routing data and registry hints, and they are frequently wrong for mobile networks, VPNs, corporate WANs, and cloud or hosting providers — in those cases the location reflects where the infrastructure sits, not where a person is. Do not treat a city as a fact.

What the ASN column means

The ASN (Autonomous System Number) identifies the network operator that routes the address — an ISP, a hosting company, or a large organisation running its own network. It is shown with the operator name, for example AS15169 Google LLC. A data-centre or hosting ASN is a useful hint that the traffic is not a home broadband connection. The ASN is not the same as the registered owner of the block; for that, and for an abuse contact, use the single-IP IP WHOIS Lookup.

No VPN or proxy detection

The free GeoLite2 data has no anonymiser flag, so this tool does not label an address as a VPN, proxy or Tor exit. The ASN is the only signal here, and it is circumstantial.

Privacy

The addresses you paste are looked up against the local database and returned to your browser. They are not stored, written to a log, or sent to an outside geolocation service. The CSV is built in your browser from the results already on the page.

Related tools

  • IP WHOIS Lookup — registry owner, network block, ASN and abuse contact for a single IP.
  • IP to Timezone — the IANA time zone, UTC offset and local time for an IP.
  • Reverse DNS Lookup — the PTR hostname for an IP, with forward-confirmed reverse DNS.
  • Glossary — plain-English definitions of ASN, geolocation and related terms.

This product includes GeoLite2 data created by MaxMind, available from https://www.maxmind.com.

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Frequently asked questions

Is my list of IP addresses sent to a third party?

No. Every address is checked against a MaxMind GeoLite2 database held on our own server and the result is returned to your browser. The list is not logged, stored, or passed to any outside geolocation service.

How accurate is the city and region?

The country is right the large majority of the time. The city is a best estimate and is often wrong, especially for mobile networks, VPNs, corporate links and cloud or hosting providers, where the location reflects infrastructure rather than a person. Treat anything below country level as approximate.

What does the ASN column mean?

ASN is the Autonomous System Number of the network that announces the address on the internet, shown with the operator name (for example AS15169 Google LLC). It identifies the ISP, hosting company or organisation that runs the block, not the registered owner.

Does this tell me whether an IP is a VPN or proxy?

Not directly. The free GeoLite2 data has no anonymiser flag. A data-centre or hosting ASN is a hint that traffic is not a home connection, but for the registry type and abuse contact use the single-IP WHOIS lookup.

How many addresses can I check at once?

Up to 50 per lookup. Paste them one per line or separated by commas or spaces; duplicates are removed automatically. Both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported.