Domain registration
See how an IDN will be sent to a registry or DNS server.
Convert domains containing Ukrainian, Cyrillic or other national characters to the technical xn-- format and back. Everything is processed locally in your browser.
You may paste a full URL; the protocol, path and query will be removed.
DNS was designed around Latin letters, digits and hyphens. Punycode represents domain names containing national characters in compatible ASCII. A human-readable name may therefore be stored technically as an address beginning with xn--.
See how an IDN will be sent to a registry or DNS server.
Use the ASCII form in configuration fields that do not accept Unicode.
Decode an xn-- address before visiting it to see the readable spelling.
Characters from different scripts can look almost identical. Punycode does not determine whether a domain is safe; it only changes its representation. Verify spelling, the certificate and the source of a link.
No. It only displays two representations of the same IDN domain.
No. JavaScript performs the conversion in your browser.
Yes. The tool removes the protocol, path and query before processing the hostname.
It marks a domain label encoded with the Punycode standard.