How to Track Someone's IP Address

Pretty straightforward actually - you don't need to be a tech person. Takes about 2 minutes to set up.

The Easiest Method

Look, there are complicated ways to do this, but here's the method that actually works without any hassle:

1.

Create a Tracking Link

Go to our free IP tracker tool. Enter any URL (like youtube.com) and click "Create Link". You'll instantly get a special tracking link.

2.

Send the Link

Now send this link to whoever you want to track. Text, Discord, WhatsApp, whatever app you normally use. Pro tip: Don't just send a random link out of nowhere - that looks suspicious. Say something like "hey check this out" or "found this video you might like". You know, make it seem natural. The goal is to get them to actually click it.

3.

See Their IP

When they click your link, you'll instantly see their IP address, location (city/country), device type, and browser info.

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What Information Will You Get?

Location Data
  • IP Address (e.g., 192.168.1.1)
  • Country & City
  • Timezone
Device Information
  • Device Type (Phone/Computer)
  • Operating System (Windows/Mac/Android/iOS)
  • Browser (Chrome/Safari/Firefox)
Pro Tip

Use a URL shortener domain (like grabb.site) to make your link look more trustworthy. Our tool does this automatically!

Common Questions

Yes, tracking IP addresses is legal. Websites do it every day for analytics and security. However, use it responsibly and don't harass anyone.

No. The tracking is invisible. They'll just see a normal link that redirects to the destination you chose.

Yes! Each tracking link records all clicks, so you can see information for everyone who clicks your link.

Yes, 100% free. No sign up required. No credit card. Create unlimited tracking links.

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Why Track Someone's IP Address?

Security

Verify who's accessing your shared links. Detect suspicious activity.

Investigation

Find out who's behind anonymous messages or accounts.

Verification

Confirm someone's location when they claim to be somewhere.