Domain to IP Converter
Convert any domain to its IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Supports bulk lookup (up to 5 domains at once).
How to Use Domain To Ip
Follow these simple steps to get the best results.
List the domains
Type one domain per line, with or without a www prefix; the tool resolves the first five in the box.
Run the DNS lookup
Click Resolve to send the list to the server-side resolver and fetch the A and AAAA records for each host.
Read the addresses
See the IPv4 and, where one exists, the IPv6 address for each domain; a host with no record is labelled not found or not available rather than guessed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Domain To Ip.
About the Domain To Ip Tool
Perform instant DNS lookups with the ToolFlic Domain to IP tool. Every website on the internet has an underlying numeric IP address; our tool allows you to resolve any domain name to its server IP, giving you critical insights into hosting infrastructure and network routing.
Core Advantages
Troubleshoot DNS issues and verify server migrations with ease. Knowing the IP address of a domain helps you confirm if your DNS records have propagated correctly or if a site is behind a CDN like Cloudflare. It's a vital tool for network engineers and web developers.
Architecture & Security
The page sends your domain list to a server-side DNS resolver (the dns-proxy endpoint), which returns the IPv4 A records and any IPv6 AAAA records for each host; results are grouped back by domain and a missing address is labelled not found or not available rather than left blank. Because resolution happens on the server, the domain names you enter are visible to it - this is a genuine lookup of live DNS, not a purely local operation, and it reports only what the current records return.
Under the Hood: the Domain To Ip explained properly
No marketing filler — just the mechanics, the trade-offs and the real limits, explained clearly.
How it actually works
It sends the domain list to a server-side resolver and returns the A and AAAA records for each host, showing the IPv4 address and, where one exists, the IPv6 address.
What that means for your results
What appears is the live DNS answer. The resolver handles up to five domains at a time and each row is labelled with the records it actually got, so a host with no matching record is marked not found or not available rather than given a guessed address.
Where it falls short — honestly
It resolves names to addresses and nothing more. It does not identify a hosting provider, a geographic location or an owner, and it runs no latency or reachability test, because a shared host can serve many unrelated sites and an IP alone says little about who runs it.
A real end-to-end workflow
Type one domain per line and resolve. Use the IPv4 and IPv6 answers to confirm a site really points where you expect after a DNS change or migration, and combine with Backlink Checker for authority and spam signals or HTTP Status Checker to see how a specific URL responds.
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