Networking & Web
IPv4 Address Converter
Enter an IP address in any common representation and see it instantly converted to every other format.
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How it works
Three steps, no setup
1
Enter an IP address
Dotted decimal, hex, integer, or binary — any format is accepted.
2
Read every representation
All four formats are shown together for comparison.
3
Copy what you need
Useful for firewall rules, log parsing, and low-level networking code.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Why would an IP be stored as an integer?
Many databases and network libraries store IPv4 addresses as a single 32-bit integer for faster range comparisons and indexing.
Does it validate the address?
Yes, out-of-range octets or malformed input are flagged rather than silently converted.
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