About the Website to IP Address
Every website name resolves to one or more IP addresses before the browser can connect. This page performs that resolution for each address you enter, one per line, and shows the A (IPv4) and AAAA (IPv6) answers, plus the CNAME alias when the name points at another name first. A URL is accepted; the scheme and path are stripped before the query.
Sites behind a CDN return the CDN's addresses rather than the origin server, and large sites return several addresses that change between queries as load balancing rotates them. That is normal. A name that returns no address, with an NXDOMAIN status, does not exist in DNS, and a name that returns only a CNAME but no address is misconfigured.
The resolution runs through our edge function against Cloudflare's resolver; only the names you typed are sent and they are not kept. To go the other way, from an address to a name, use IP to hostname; for every record type of a domain use the DNS lookup.
How to use
- Paste website addresses, one per line, with or without https://.
- Press Resolve; each line shows its addresses, or the reason there are none.
- Copy the result or download it as text.
Common questions
- Why do I get several IP addresses?
- Large sites publish multiple A records for load balancing and failover. Any of them serves the site, and the order changes between queries.
- Is this the server's real address?
- Only if the site is not behind a CDN or proxy. Cloudflare, Akamai and similar services answer with their own addresses and forward to the origin, which stays hidden.
- How many names can I resolve at once?
- Up to 20 per run. Paste more and only the first 20 are resolved.