MAC Address Vendor Lookup
Identify device manufacturers from MAC OUI instantly.
No API, fully offline. Bulk lookup & CSV export supported.
Accepts colon, hyphen, or no separator format
📋 Bulk Lookup (multiple MAC addresses)
🔒MAC addresses are never sent to a server. All lookups run locally in your browser.
About
The MAC Address Vendor Lookup tool identifies the device manufacturer from the first 3 bytes (OUI) of a MAC address using the IEEE public OUI database embedded in the browser. No external API calls are needed. It supports colon, hyphen, or no-separator formats, detects locally administered (random) MACs, and offers bulk lookup with CSV export.
How to Use
Enter MAC Address
Type at least 6 characters (first 3 bytes) in any format.
View Vendor
Click Lookup to see the OUI, vendor name, and country.
Bulk & CSV Export
For multiple MACs, use the bulk lookup section and download CSV.
Glossary
- MAC Address
- A 48-bit (6-byte) unique identifier assigned to network interfaces.
- OUI (Organizationally Unique Identifier)
- The first 3 bytes of a MAC address, registered with IEEE to identify the manufacturer.
- IEEE
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. The OUI registration authority.
- Locally Administered Address
- A MAC address with the LA bit (2nd bit) set to 1 — typically a privacy-randomized MAC used by iOS/Android.
- Random MAC
- Random MACs generated on iOS 14+/Android 10+ for privacy. OUI lookup cannot identify manufacturers.
- NIC (Network Interface Controller)
- The hardware component for network connectivity. Each NIC is assigned a unique MAC.
FAQ
- Q.Is my MAC address sent to a server?
- No. All lookups are performed locally in your browser with no network requests.
- Q.What if the MAC is randomized (iPhone/Android)?
- Random MACs have the LA bit set and cannot be attributed to a manufacturer. The tool detects and flags them.
- Q.How current is the OUI database?
- The tool embeds the full, official IEEE OUI database (approx. 40,000 entries) rather than a sample. It is periodically updated to reflect the latest complete data.
- Q.Does it support EUI-64?
- Yes. The first 6 characters (OUI portion) work identically for EUI-64.
Use Cases
Network Management
Identify unknown devices on your network.
Security Auditing
Verify device manufacturers during security reviews.
Inventory Management
Supplement asset lists with manufacturer information.
Network Learning
Understand MAC address structure and OUI concepts.