Enabling IP Geolocation in Cloudflare lets you identify the country of each visitor by including a country code in all requests. This is useful for analytics, security, and customization based on user location.

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Step 1: Log in to Cloudflare Dashboard

• Go to Cloudflare’s login page and enter your account credentials.
• Once logged in, you’ll land on the Cloudflare dashboard.

Step 2: Select Your Domain

• From the dashboard, select the domain where you want to enable IP Geolocation.

Step 3: Go to Network Settings

• In the left sidebar, navigate to Network. This page contains various network-related settings for your domain.

Step 4: Enable IP Geolocation

• Scroll down to find the IP Geolocation setting.
• Toggle the switch On to activate IP Geolocation, which will add the visitor’s country code to each request as a header.

Step 5: Retrieve the Country Code

• When IP Geolocation is enabled, Cloudflare includes the CF-IPCountry HTTP header in each request.
• To use this data, retrieve the CF-IPCountry header in your application or server configuration, which will contain the visitor’s country code (e.g., US for the United States).

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That’s it! With IP Geolocation enabled, your site can now detect visitor countries and use this information for custom content, regional analytics, or security adjustments.