A bash script for determining your IP geolocation using various GeoIP services and popular websites.
This is a fork of the original script, with a number of improvements and fixes.

Run script:

bash <(wget -qO- https://ipregion.xyz)

Or run directly from GitHub:

bash <(wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Davoyan/ipregion/main/ipregion.sh)

Output example:

Compared to the original script, this fork includes several improvements and fixes:

• Improved IPv6 detection — previously unreliable in some cases.
• Fixed freezes on certain services.
• Adjusted output table alignment for better readability.
• Separated YouTube and Google checks — sometimes show different regions.
• Correct detection of Google China (CN) region.
• Added support for additional services: 2ip.io, Youtube Music, Bing, and Amazon Prime.
• ASN detection using MaxMind database — same as IPQuality.
• CDN services removed from the default group — can be checked separately if needed.
• Enhanced human-readable output with country name decoding and percentage calculations.
• Country names + percentage stats: alongside ISO codes, shows country names and percentage distribution across services
• Fixed minor bugs, e.g., inability to interrupt the script during execution.

• Checks your IP geolocation using multiple public GeoIP APIs
• Results from both "primary" GeoIP services and popular web services (YouTube, Netflix, Twitch, etc.)
• Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 (can test separately)
• SOCKS5 proxy and custom network interface support
• JSON output for automation and integration
• Color-coded, easy-to-read table output

• bash
• curl
• jq
• util-linux or bsdmainutils (for column)

The script outputs country codes in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 format (e.g., RU, US, DE).
In the human-readable output, the script also shows the full country name and percentage distribution.

For manual lookup of codes, you can use the official ISO website: https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#search/code/

# Show help message
./ipregion.sh --help

# Check all services with default settings
./ipregion.sh

# Check only GeoIP services
./ipregion.sh --group primary

# Check only CDN services
./ipregion.sh --group cdn

# Check only popular web services
./ipregion.sh --group custom

# Test only IPv4
./ipregion.sh --ipv4

# Test only IPv6
./ipregion.sh --ipv6

# Use SOCKS5 proxy
./ipregion.sh --proxy 127.0.0.1:1080

# Use a specific network interface
./ipregion.sh --interface eth1

# Set custom curl request timeout in seconds
./ipregion.sh --timeout 20

# Output result as JSON
./ipregion.sh --json

# Enable verbose logging
./ipregion.sh --verbose

All options available in the help message (-h, --help) can be used and combined.

Usage: ipregion.sh [OPTIONS]

IPRegion — determines your IP geolocation using various GeoIP services and popular websites

Options:
  -h, --help           Show this help message and exit
  -v, --verbose        Enable verbose logging
  -j, --json           Output results in JSON format
  -g, --group GROUP    Run only one group: 'primary', 'custom', 'cdn' or 'all' (default: all)
  -t, --timeout SEC    Set curl request timeout in seconds (default: 6)
  -4, --ipv4           Test only IPv4
  -6, --ipv6           Test only IPv6
  -p, --proxy ADDR     Use SOCKS5 proxy (format: host:port)
  -i, --interface IF   Use specified network interface (e.g. eth1)

Examples:
  ipregion.sh                       # Check all services with default settings
  ipregion.sh -g primary            # Check only GeoIP services
  ipregion.sh -g custom             # Check only popular websites
  ipregion.sh -g cdn                # Check only CDN
  ipregion.sh -4                    # Test only IPv4
  ipregion.sh -6                    # Test only IPv6
  ipregion.sh -p 127.0.0.1:1080     # Use SOCKS5 proxy
  ipregion.sh -i eth1               # Use network interface eth1
  ipregion.sh -j                    # Output result as JSON
  ipregion.sh -v                    # Enable verbose logging