IP Converter
Convert IPv4 addresses between dotted decimal, binary, hexadecimal, octal, and 32-bit integer formats instantly.
Try IP Converter →What It Does
The IP Converter takes an IPv4 address in any format and instantly converts it to all other representations: dotted decimal, binary (dotted and flat), hexadecimal (full and dotted), octal, and 32-bit integer. It also identifies the IP class and whether the address is private, public, loopback, or multicast.How to Use It
- Navigate to IP Tools → IP Converter from the top menu.
- Enter an IP address in any supported format (decimal, binary, hex, octal, or integer).
- Click Convert or press Enter.
- View all format conversions in the results grid.
- Click the copy icon next to any value, or use Copy All / Download .txt.
Supported Input Formats
- Dotted Decimal:
192.168.1.1— the standard human-readable format. - Binary (dotted):
11000000.10101000.00000001.00000001— 8 bits per octet. - Binary (flat):
11000000101010000000000100000001— 32 bits with no separators. - Hexadecimal:
0xC0A80101— prefix with0x. - Hex (dotted):
C0.A8.01.01— two hex digits per octet. - Octal (dotted):
0300.0250.0001.0001— prefix each octet with0. - Integer:
3232235777— the 32-bit unsigned integer representation.
Example: Debugging a Firewall Log
You see 0xC0A80A01 in a hex dump from a packet capture:
- Paste
0xC0A80A01into the converter. - Click Convert.
- Instantly see it's
192.168.10.1— a private Class C address.
Use Cases
- Packet analysis: Convert hex IPs from Wireshark captures to decimal.
- ACL debugging: Verify binary subnet boundaries during ACL troubleshooting.
- Scripting: Convert between integer and dotted formats for automation tools.
- Education: Understand how IP addresses map across number systems.