Why convert between CIDR and IP ranges?
Because network plans and firewall rules often switch between block notation and explicit start-end ranges.
Convert CIDR blocks and IP ranges
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Paste a CIDR or IP range first to convert between CIDR and range immediately; edge cases stay in Deep.
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Convert IPv4 CIDR blocks into network/broadcast/host ranges and convert start-end IP ranges into minimal CIDR block lists. This is useful for firewall allowlists, cloud security group setup, route table design, and subnet audits. Output includes subnet mask, total addresses, usable hosts, and compact CIDR blocks. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Because network plans and firewall rules often switch between block notation and explicit start-end ranges.
Yes. Many arbitrary ranges require several CIDR blocks to represent them efficiently.