Use our free Hostname to IP tool to quickly resolve any domain or subdomain into its current IP address. Fast DNS lookup for developers, admins, and analysts.

Every website or server with a domain name is ultimately hosted on a machine identified by an IP address. The Hostname to IP Tool allows you to perform a real-time DNS lookup to convert any domain (or subdomain) into its corresponding IPv4 or IPv6 address.

Whether you're a developer checking DNS propagation, a sysadmin configuring a firewall, or a curious user verifying domain infrastructure, this tool offers a fast and accurate way to trace a hostname back to its root server IP.

What Does a Hostname to IP Lookup Do?

A Hostname to IP lookup performs a standard DNS resolution — taking a hostname like example.com and querying the DNS system to return its current IP address. For example:

• Input: google.com
• Output: 142.250.191.78

This is the IP address your browser or server will connect to when reaching that domain.

Why Use a Hostname to IP Tool?

Understanding where a domain points helps with:

• DNS verification: Confirm if a domain is pointing to the correct server
• Server configuration: Set up whitelists, firewalls, or routing rules using IPs
• SSL and CDN testing: Validate what IP your domain resolves to
• Email and deliverability: Verify IP reputation of mail server domains
• Troubleshooting site access: Identify where a domain is hosted or misrouted

Our Hostname to IP Tool simplifies this by resolving domains in real time using public DNS.

Features of the Hostname to IP Tool

• Instant DNS Resolution: Convert hostnames to IP addresses in seconds
• Supports Subdomains: Works for app.example.com, mail.domain.com, etc.
• IPv4 and IPv6 Support: Returns current IPs, regardless of protocol version
• Multiple IPs: Shows all associated A and AAAA records
• No Account Required: 100% browser-based and free to use
• Accurate & Updated: Real-time data pulled from DNS records

Use Cases for Domain-to-IP Resolution

• Developers & Sysadmins: Check server IPs for whitelisting or security
• DevOps Engineers: Validate DNS configuration or propagation
• IT Teams: Diagnose routing or connectivity issues
• Support Agents: Confirm DNS targets for client domains
• Researchers: Investigate infrastructure behind domains

What If a Domain Doesn’t Resolve?

If the domain is newly registered, under DNS propagation, or misconfigured, it may not return an IP address yet. In that case:

• Double-check the spelling
• Try again later
• Confirm the domain has valid A or AAAA records in DNS

How to Use the Hostname to IP Tool

1. Enter a domain or hostname (e.g., example.com or server.example.com)
2. Click "Get IP"
3. The tool returns the associated IP address(es)

You can then use that IP in server tools, firewall rules, DNS records, or monitoring tools.

Example Result

Input:
cdn.chemicloud.com

Output:
104.26.14.9
104.26.15.9

This shows that the domain is resolving to multiple IPs — common for load balancing or CDN setups.

Need to know where a domain is pointing? The Hostname to IP Tool makes it simple to resolve hostnames and domains into their current IP addresses — helping you troubleshoot, verify, and manage infrastructure with confidence.