CIDR Calculator
Calculate IPv4 and IPv6 prefix boundaries locally without scanning or testing reachability.
Runs in your browser
Runs in this browser. Input is not sent to a utility provider.
Input limits
- One IPv4 or IPv6 prefix up to 256 characters.
Calculate an address prefix
Enter one IPv4 or IPv6 address with a prefix. Calculation uses integer arithmetic in this browser and never enumerates the range.
Use one address followed by / and a decimal prefix length. IPv4 accepts /0 through /32; IPv6 accepts /0 through /128. Zone identifiers are not supported. Limit: 256 characters.
CIDR calculation
Example tasks
- Calculate the start, end, mask, wildcard mask, and exact size of an IPv4 prefix.
- Normalize a compressed, full, or embedded-IPv4 IPv6 prefix and review its exact range.
- Review the distinct address semantics of IPv4 /31 and /32 or IPv6 /127 and /128.
What this tool does not prove
- Address math runs locally and does not perform DNS, scan, contact, or test reachability for any address.
- The classification applies only to the entered address and a finite IANA-derived table reviewed on July 23, 2026. A non-match does not prove global reachability.
- Registry reachability fields do not guarantee routability in a particular network and are not safety, malware, reputation, or ownership conclusions.
- IPv6 has no IPv4-style broadcast address. Address counts are exact totals and never universally subtract two.