USPS Tracking
Track a USPS package by its tracking number.
To track a USPS package, enter your USPS tracking number above and we'll take you straight to USPS's official tracking page with the number filled in — free, with no sign-up. Tracking covers where your parcel is, its latest scan and the estimated delivery date.
How to track a USPS package
- 1Find your USPS tracking number — it's on your shipping receipt or the order/confirmation email.
- 2Paste the tracking number into the box above.
- 3Tap “Track package” — we open USPS's official tracking page with your number already filled in.
USPS tracking — FAQ
How do I track a USPS package?
Paste your USPS tracking number above and tap Track. We open USPS's official tracking page with your number filled in — no account needed.
Why isn't my USPS tracking updating?
USPS scans update at each handling point, so tracking can sit for 24–48 hours between scans — especially after a label is created or in transit. If it hasn't moved in 5+ business days, contact USPS.
What does a USPS tracking number look like?
Most are 20–22 digits (often starting 92, 93, 94 or 95). International items use a format like LZ123456789US.
How long does USPS delivery take?
It depends on the service and destination. Your estimated delivery date appears on USPS's official tracking page once the parcel gets its first scan.
What do USPS tracking statuses mean?
Common statuses are “label created”, “in transit”, “out for delivery” and “delivered”. “In transit” means it's moving between facilities; “out for delivery” means it's on the vehicle for delivery today.
Why is my USPS package not updating or stuck?
Tracking updates only at each scan, so it can pause for a day or two between facilities, in transit, or during customs on international shipments. If it hasn't moved for several days, contact USPS.
Can I track a USPS package without a tracking number?
Usually not — a tracking number from your receipt or shipping-confirmation email is required. Some carriers also let you track by reference once you're signed in to their own account.
Is the USPS tracker free?
Yes — completely free with no sign-up. We simply open USPS's official tracking page with your number filled in.
Is this the official USPS website?
No. RunFreeTools is a free tool that recognises your tracking number and sends you to USPS's official tracking page, where the live status comes straight from USPS.
Does USPS tracking work on mobile?
Yes — it works in any browser on phones, tablets and desktops, with nothing to install.
