Website server intelligence

See where every website is hosted.

IP Flag adds a country flag to your browser toolbar and reveals the IP, network and location behind any website in one click.

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IP FLAG

JapanTokyo

IP166.0.22.240

Domainipflag.io

ASNAS134677

ISPDromatics Systems Pte Ltd

SSL88d

WHOIS2mo

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COUNTRY FLAGSERVER IPASN / ISPCITYSSLWHOIS

What you get

One small flag.
A clearer internet.

Understand the infrastructure behind a website without opening developer tools or another tab.

01 / Instant signal

The flag is the answer.

See the server country without opening a panel. IP Flag keeps the signal right in your browser toolbar.

02 / Network context

Look past the domain.

See the server IP, ASN, network organization, SSL certificate and domain registration details in one panel.

03 / Geographic view

Put the server on a map.

Turn raw infrastructure data into a place you can understand at a glance, without leaving the page.

How it works

From URL to location, automatically.

Browse normally. IP Flag handles the lookup and keeps the answer close.

01
Open a website
Visit any regular HTTP or HTTPS page in your browser.
02
Spot the country
The toolbar icon changes to the server country flag.
03
Open the full picture
One click reveals the IP, network, city, certificate and map.

Privacy, plainly

Useful context.
Nothing extra.

The extension sends the website hostname or server IP to IP Flag API. Location and ASN lookups run locally on our server using MaxMind GeoLite2. Results stay on your device for up to 10 days. Map images load only when you open the panel.

✓No account or sign-up
✓No ads or behavioral profiles
✓No selling of user data

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IP FLAG / FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I find a website’s IP address and server country?

Install IP Flag and open a website. The toolbar shows the country flag of the resolved server. Click the icon to see its IP address, country, city and static map.

What do ASN, ISP, SSL and WHOIS tell me?

ASN identifies the autonomous network associated with the IP, while ISP shows the network provider or organization. SSL shows the website’s certificate and expiry status. WHOIS provides domain registration details and age.

Does the map show my location, and why can it differ from the website’s address?

The map shows the approximate location of the server IP that was looked up, rather than the visitor’s location. CDNs, proxies and distributed hosting can return different servers, whose locations may differ from the website operator’s address.

IP FLAG / DATA