Count IPs in Given Range
Calculate the total number of IPv4 addresses between two endpoints. Paste the start and end IP on separate lines.
IP range (start then end)
Enter the start IP on the first line and the end IP on the second line.
Processing happens locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
IP countTotal number of IPv4 addresses in the range.
Typical inputs process in under 1ms on modern browsers.
How to count IPs
Count in 3 steps
Takes ~5 seconds- 1Paste start IP
Enter the first IP address on line one.
- 2Paste end IP
Enter the last IP address on line two.
- 3Count
Click "Count IPs" to calculate the total.
Who should use this tool?
- Network administrators
- Security teams
- Infrastructure planners
Examples
Counts a small range.
Counts a single IP.
Counts another range.
Count IP ranges fast
Calculate the size of an IPv4 range in seconds.
Use this IP range counter to find out how many IPv4 addresses exist between two endpoints. Paste the start and end IPs, calculate the total instantly, and copy the result. Everything runs locally in your browser for fast, private checks.
Get the total number of IPs in a range instantly.
- Instant output
- No server upload
- Works on IPv4 ranges
Useful for subnet checks, audits, and capacity estimates.
- Clear counts
- Fast results
- Copy or download easily
Counting tips
Double-check IP order before counting.
- Use one IP per line.
- Ensure IPv4 formatting is correct.
- Swap endpoints if the result looks off.
Frequently asked questions
Does this support IPv6?>
What if I paste more than two lines?>
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