📡 MAC Address Lookup
Look up any MAC address to find the device manufacturer using the official IEEE OUI registry with 45,000+ registered vendors.
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Accepts colon ( : ), dash ( - ), dot ( . ) or no separator — case-insensitive. OUI-only prefix (6 chars) also supported.
Bulk lookup — up to 200 MACs
Paste multiple MAC addresses, one per line. Any format accepted.
🔐 What is an OUI?
The first 3 bytes (6 hex digits) of a MAC address are the OUI — Organizationally Unique Identifier. IEEE assigns each manufacturer a unique block so the prefix reveals who made the device.
🔄 MAC address structure
XX:XX:XX:YY:YY:YY — first 3 bytes = vendor OUI, last 3 bytes = unique serial assigned by the manufacturer. Total 48-bit globally unique identifier.
📱 Randomized MACs
iOS 14+, Android 10+, and Windows 10+ use randomized MAC addresses when scanning for Wi-Fi. The locally administered bit (2nd LSB of first byte) is set to 1 — these won't match any real vendor OUI.
📄 IEEE Block types
MA-L (24-bit): Most common, ~16M addresses per block.
MA-M (28-bit): Medium assignment, ~1M addresses.
MA-S (36-bit): Small, ~4096 addresses — used by small vendors.
MA-M (28-bit): Medium assignment, ~1M addresses.
MA-S (36-bit): Small, ~4096 addresses — used by small vendors.
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