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CIDR Range Calculator

IPv4 CIDR inspection and FLSM subnetting. Paste a CIDR like 10.42.67.0/24 to see the network, broadcast, mask, wildcard, host range, and binary representation. Switch to subnet mode to split a parent network into equal-size children by target prefix or by required host count. Useful for VLAN sizing, address plan scoping, and the "do these two ranges overlap" question during commissioning.

BETACIDR Range Calculator

IPv4 CIDR inspection and FLSM subnetting. Inspect mode breaks a CIDR down into network, broadcast, mask, wildcard, host range, and binary. Subnet mode splits a parent network into equal-size children, either by target prefix or by required host count. All math runs in the browser. Nothing leaves the page.

Examples: 10.42.67.0/24, 192.168.1.100/27, 172.16.0.0/16
NETWORK
NETWORK ADDRESS
10.42.67.0/24
BROADCAST ADDRESS
10.42.67.255
SUBNET MASK
255.255.255.0
WILDCARD MASK
0.0.0.255
HOSTS
TOTAL ADDRESSES
256
USABLE HOSTS
254
FIRST USABLE
10.42.67.1
LAST USABLE
10.42.67.254
CONTEXT
CLASS
A
SCOPE
RFC 1918 private
BINARY
Network    00001010.00101010.01000011.00000000
Broadcast  00001010.00101010.01000011.11111111
Mask       11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000
Wildcard   00000000.00000000.00000000.11111111

BETA tool. IPv4 only. Pure browser, no telemetry, no signups. For VLSM-style mixed-size subnetting, run the subnet operation multiple times against successively smaller children.

When to use this

  • Sizing a VLAN range and confirming the chosen prefix actually fits the device count.
  • Sanity-checking an integrator's address plan submittal against the building's projected device load.
  • Splitting a /16 into /24s for a multi-site rollout and exporting the table for documentation.
  • Confirming the network and broadcast addresses for an ACL definition.

What it does not do (yet)

IPv6 inspection. VLSM-style mixed-size subnetting in one pass. CSV export. These are on the BETA roadmap. For mixed-size subnetting today, run the subnet operation iteratively against successively smaller children.

BETA notes

All math runs in the browser. Nothing leaves the page. Feedback to [email protected].