By Team Edtoolkits · Web & network
Find who made a network device from its MAC address, using the public IEEE list on this site, and convert MAC addresses between colon, hyphen, dot and plain formats.
Use the guide alongside the working tool.
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Paste MAC addresses or just the first six characters, one per line.
Adjust and explore
Choose the output format and letter case.
Save and share
Read the vendor and type, then copy or download the list.
Privacy and limits
Uses a copy of the IEEE public listing saved on this site (see NOTICE), so very new assignments may be missing. Phones often use random private addresses that have no vendor. A vendor name does not prove who owns a device. Your data stays on your device.
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