Find the vendor name of a device by entering an OUI or a MAC address
MAC Vendor JSON Database
Gain access to our updated and comprehensive MAC address database completely free of charge.
The database is available for download in multiple formats to suit your needs: JSON, CSV,
and Cisco's "vendorMacs.xml" format.
Choose the format that works best for your project:
Each file contains over 77000 unique MAC prefixes, ensuring you have the most accurate and up-to-date vendor information for your network or development needs.
MAC Vendor Database in JSON format
Download the MAC address database over HTTPS. It includes MA-L (24-bit), MA-M (28-bit), MA-S (36-bit), and historical IAB assignments, normalized for easy integration into your software.
How to Use the MAC Vendor Database
Whether you're building network tools, analyzing devices, or integrating MAC address data into your software, our database is designed for easy integration. Simply download the file in your preferred format and start using it right away.
Format
[
{
"macPrefix": "00:00:00",
"vendorName": "XEROX CORPORATION",
"private": false,
"blockType": "MA-L",
"lastUpdate": "2015/11/17"
}
] The dataset is delivered as a flat JSON array containing 77+ thousand entries. For serverless functions or memory-constrained microservices, use streaming parsers (stream-json in Node.js or ijson in Python) to avoid loading the full buffer into memory.
Attributes
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| macPrefix | MAC address prefix |
| vendorName | Vendor/Company Name |
| private | If true: Company name & address will not be displayed on public listing |
| blockType | MAC address block:
|
| lastUpdate | When MAC information was last updated. Format (YYYY/MM/DD) |
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