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How to look up a list of IP addresses and download the results in IpQuery.Info

When a support ticket or a log excerpt hands you a handful of addresses, checking them one at a time is slow. Batch Lookup enriches up to eight addresses at once and lets you download the full response as JSON.

Before you start

  • No account needed: Batch Lookup is a free, rate-limited demo

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Transcript

Enrich a short list of IP addresses in one go, then download the results as JSON.

Paste the addresses into the box, separated by commas. The demo takes up to eight at once, and private or reserved addresses are skipped.

Select Look up addresses. A summary says how many addresses resolved, and each one gets its own result card.

Scroll to the end and select Download results, JSON. The file contains the same raw response the API returned, ready for a spreadsheet or a script.

Steps

  1. Paste the addresses ▶ 0:07

    In Batch Lookup, paste the addresses, separated by commas. Up to eight are looked up; private and reserved addresses are skipped. You can also upload a CSV or text file.

    Batch lookup box with two comma-separated IP addresses

  2. Run the lookup ▶ 0:17

    Select Look up addresses. A summary line counts the resolved addresses, followed by a Result card for each.

    Batch results with the addresses-resolved summary and the first result card

  3. Download the results ▶ 0:25

    Select Download results (JSON) to save ipquery-results.json.

    Download results (JSON) link below the raw API response
ResultEvery address in the list has a result card, and ipquery-results.json holds the raw API response.

Next steps

Updated 2026-10-26