Domain Into IP

Convert any domain name or website URL to its IP address. Instantly see all IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.

Free Domain to IP Converter — Find Any Website's IP Address

Every domain name ultimately points to an IP address — the numerical address of the actual web server hosting the website. When you type a URL in a browser, DNS translates the domain to its IP before connecting. Finding a domain's IP address is useful for verifying DNS changes, investigating hosting, comparing server locations, testing connectivity, and networking troubleshooting. This free Domain to IP tool resolves any domain to its IPv4 and IPv6 addresses instantly.

Enter any domain name (with or without www) and the tool performs a real-time DNS lookup and returns all resolved IP addresses. For domains using CDN services like Cloudflare, multiple IPs may be returned as they use anycast routing.

After a DNS change (moving to a new host or changing nameservers), it can take 24–48 hours for the change to propagate worldwide. Using a domain-to-IP tool with a fresh DNS lookup lets you verify whether the change has propagated to the resolver being queried.

Domain to IP Use Cases

DNS propagation check. After changing your nameservers or A records, check the domain's IP to verify DNS has updated to your new server IP.

Server sharing investigation. If two domains resolve to the same IP, they share a server. Useful for competitive research or understanding hosting relationships.

Direct server access. Connect to a server by IP address to bypass DNS — useful for testing a new server before DNS propagation completes.

Geo-location. Combine with IP geolocation to determine the physical location and data center of a server. Important for understanding latency and legal jurisdiction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a domain's IP?

The numerical network address of the web server — DNS maps domain names to IP addresses.

Why convert domain to IP?

DNS propagation checks, server investigation, direct server access, and hosting research.

IPv4 vs IPv6?

IPv4 = 4 octets (192.168.x.x). IPv6 = 128-bit hex address. IPv6 replaces IPv4 as addresses run out.

Is this free?

Yes. Completely free, no account needed.