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IP Tools

6 tools in this category. 5 run entirely on your device; 1 make network requests, and each one names the hosts it talks to.

Tool What it does Leaves your device
IP Converter Convert IPv4 addresses between binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and dotted-decimal formats no
IP Enumerator List all IP addresses within a CIDR block with network details no
IPv6 Tools IPv6 address manipulation, compression, and EUI-64 generation no
Conflict Checker Detect IP and MAC conflicts from ARP tables, DHCP leases, and inventories yes
MAC Formatter Convert MAC addresses between formats and analyze properties no
Subnet Mask Converter Convert between CIDR notation, dotted decimal, and wildcard masks no

1 of 6 rows leave your device, so those are the only ones that stop working offline. The hosts in that column come from the tool registry, not from this page, so they cannot drift from what the code actually requests. 1 tool here gain capabilities in the desktop build that a browser cannot provide at all; see the per-tool notes below and how the diagnostics work for the mechanism.

Convert IPv4 addresses between binary, decimal, hexadecimal, and dotted-decimal formats. Open it at /tools/ip-converter/.

  • Binary/Hex/Decimal
  • IPv6 mapped
  • All formats

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made. Results can be saved to a project, which requires signing in.

List all IP addresses within a CIDR block with network details. Open it at /tools/ip-enumerator/.

  • CIDR to list
  • Export CSV/JSON
  • Network details

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made. Results can be saved to a project, which requires signing in.

IPv6 address manipulation, compression, and EUI-64 generation. Open it at /tools/ipv6-tools/.

  • Address compression
  • EUI-64 generation
  • Solicited-node multicast

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.

Detect IP and MAC conflicts from ARP tables, DHCP leases, and inventories. Open it at /tools/conflict-checker/.

  • Multi-source parsing
  • Conflict detection
  • Remediation tips

Makes network requests. Desktop build only: reading the local ARP cache. In a browser these fall back to what the web platform permits, which is less.

Convert MAC addresses between formats and analyze properties. Open it at /tools/mac-formatter/.

  • All MAC formats
  • EUI-64
  • Address properties

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.

Convert between CIDR notation, dotted decimal, and wildcard masks. Open it at /tools/subnet-mask-converter/.

  • CIDR to mask
  • Wildcard calc
  • Quick reference

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.


Everything above is generated at docs build time from lib/tool-registry.ts. Editing this page by hand does nothing, because the next build overwrites it. Fix the registry instead.