Domain to IP Lookup

Find the IP addresses a domain points to.

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How to Use the Domain to IP Lookup?

Find the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses a domain points to.

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    Enter the domain name, for example example.com.

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    Click the Find IP button.

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    See every IPv4 and IPv6 address the domain points to.

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    Click Locate next to any address to see where it is.

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    Click Copy to use the IP elsewhere.

Benefits of Using Our Domain to IP Lookup

IPv4 and IPv6

See both address types with their cache time (TTL).

One click location

Jump straight to the IP lookup to find the server's location and provider.

Fresh results

Lookups use public DNS resolvers for up to date answers.

Free forever

No limits and no sign-up.

Who Can Use This Domain to IP Lookup?

Developers

Confirm DNS changes point to the right server.

IT administrators

Whitelist or block specific server addresses.

Website owners

Check your domain after moving hosts.

Curious users

See the address behind any website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the Domain to IP Lookup.

Why does a domain have several IP addresses?

Large websites spread traffic across several servers or use a content delivery network, so their domain returns multiple addresses. Your browser connects to one of them, often the nearest or least busy.

What is the difference between IPv4 and IPv6?

IPv4 addresses look like 192.0.2.1 and there are only about 4 billion of them. IPv6 addresses are much longer, like 2001:db8::1, and allow a practically unlimited number of devices. Many sites support both.

Why does the IP change after I moved my site?

When you change hosts, you update your domain's A record. Until caches expire, based on the TTL, some people may still reach the old server. This tool shows the current public answer.

Can I visit a website using its IP address?

Sometimes. Many servers host several websites on one IP and need the domain name to know which site to show, and HTTPS certificates are issued for names, not IPs. So visiting by IP often shows an error or a different page.

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