IPv4 Subnet Calculator — Masks, Ranges & Hosts
Calculate network, broadcast and usable host ranges
How to Use IPv4 Subnet Calculator
Calculate network, broadcast and usable host ranges No signup, and nothing gets uploaded for most use.
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Enter your numbers in the input fields.
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Choose the calculation options or frequency.
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The result updates instantly as you type.
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Review the breakdown, chart, or schedule, and copy the answer.
Why you might like it
- Nothing to upload — the work happens on your device.
- Free with no signup, no watermarks, and no daily limits.
- Works in any modern browser on any device — nothing to install.
- Usually done in a few seconds, so it doesn't get in your way.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a subnet mask?▾
A subnet mask marks which bits of an IPv4 address identify the network and which identify the host. A /24 mask is 255.255.255.0 and leaves 8 host bits.
Why are the first and last addresses special?▾
The network address (all host bits zero) identifies the subnet itself, and the broadcast address (all host bits one) reaches every host on it. Neither is usable as a host.
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