Look up device manufacturer from a MAC address OUI prefix against a built-in list of ~550 vendors, from Apple and Samsung to Intel and Cisco. Code never leaves your device — formatting and validation run locally in your browser.
Displays your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with geolocation data (city, ISP, ASN, timezone). Network engineers use it to verify VPN connectivity. Uses cloud-based processing.
Look up domain registration information using public RDAP APIs. Check registrar, expiration date, name servers, and more.
Parse and validate international phone numbers for 18 built-in dial codes with automatic country detection. Returns country, code, national number, and E.164 — no area-code or carrier lookup. All validation runs locally in your browser.
Generate random MAC addresses for labs and testing — pure random hex, no OUI or unicast-bit management. Fill virtual networks credibly — local generation, free, no signup.
Looks up bank details from an 11-character IFSC code — bank name, branch, address, city, district, and contact info. Live lookup via the Razorpay IFSC API.
The OUI (Organizationally Unique Identifier) is the first 3 octets (6 hex characters) of a MAC address. It uniquely identifies the device manufacturer or vendor, assigned by IEEE.
The vendor/manufacturer name associated with the MAC address OUI prefix. For example, looking up 00:1A:2B returns the manufacturer who owns that OUI block.
The OUI identifies the manufacturer but not the specific model. To identify the exact device, you need additional information like network scanning or device fingerprinting.
A built-in static list of about 550 OUI entries covering major manufacturers (Apple, Samsung, Cisco, Intel, etc.) and smaller vendors. It ships with the tool and is not updated live — unknown prefixes report 'Unknown vendor'.
Yes. The OUI database is stored locally. No MAC address data is transmitted during lookups.
Phone Number Parser
Parse and validate international phone numbers for 18 built-in dial codes with automatic country detection. Returns country, code, national number, and E.164 — no area-code or carrier lookup. All validation runs locally in your browser.
IP Address Lookup
Displays your public IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with geolocation data (city, ISP, ASN, timezone). Network engineers use it to verify VPN connectivity. Uses cloud-based processing.
Last updated October 2026