SanchitGurukul • Networking Tools
IP Range Generator
Generate IPv4 address ranges from CIDR notation or a start/end IP pair. View network details, usable hosts, and export the generated addresses.
Privacy: Calculations are performed locally in your browser. Entered IP addresses are not sent to or stored by this tool.
Calculated Result
IP Range Details
First address—
→
Last address—
Generated IP Addresses
How to use the IP Range Generator
1Choose input typeUse CIDR notation or enter a start and end IPv4 address.
2GenerateThe tool validates the addresses and calculates the range locally.
3ReviewCheck network, broadcast, subnet mask, usable range, and address count.
4ExportCopy the displayed addresses or download them as a plain-text file.
Useful examples
192.168.1.0/24 contains 256 total addresses. In a traditional subnet, 192.168.1.1–192.168.1.254 are usable host addresses.
10.10.10.0/30 contains 4 addresses and is commonly used to illustrate small point-to-point IPv4 subnets.
Note: /31 and /32 networks have special operational uses. The tool displays RFC-style address counts without assuming every environment uses traditional network/broadcast host rules.
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