USPS Tracking

USPS Tracking

Enter your USPS tracking number and we will send you to the official USPS tracking page with your number filled in.

Tracking data lives on USPS — we send you there with your number filled in. The tracking page opens in a new tab.

Tip: USPS tracking numbers are usually 20 or 22 digits. Click a sample to try it: 9400111899562555666688  9305510000000000000011

How to use

  1. Enter your 20–22 digit USPS tracking number (spaces are fine — we strip them).
  2. Click Track Package.
  3. The official USPS tracking page opens in a new tab with your number already entered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is my tracking number?

It is on your shipping receipt, on the shipping label, or in the confirmation email from the sender. It is usually a 20 or 22 digit number.

Why do I leave this site to see tracking?

Tracking data lives on USPS — only their system has your package’s real-time status. This tool just forwards your number to the official USPS tracking page so you do not have to retype it.

My tracking number is not 20–22 digits.

Most USPS tracking numbers are 20 or 22 digits, but some (like Certified Mail 22-digit or older formats) vary. This tool accepts any all-digit number of 12–35 characters; enter it and USPS will tell you if it is not recognized.

USPS says my tracking number is not found — why?

Common reasons: the label was just created and USPS has not received the package yet (allow a few hours), the number was mistyped, or the package was not shipped with USPS.