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ENS Lookup

📁Crypto

🛠Free to use

🔄Updated March 2026

Resolve ENS domains to their linked Ethereum addresses, content hashes, and registration details. Search any .eth name instantly.

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What Is ENS (Ethereum Name Service)?

ENS (Ethereum Name Service) replaces long hexadecimal wallet addresses with human-readable names like vitalik.eth. Instead of copying and pasting 0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045, you can simply send ETH to a .eth name.

Our ENS Lookup tool resolves any .eth domain to show its linked Ethereum address, content hash (for decentralized websites), text records, and registration/expiry dates. It also performs reverse lookups — enter a wallet address to find its associated ENS name.

Use this tool to verify ENS ownership before sending funds, check name availability, or explore the on-chain records attached to any ENS domain.

Key Features

Forward Resolution

Enter a .eth name to see the linked Ethereum address, content hash, and text records.

Reverse Lookup

Enter a wallet address to find the ENS name associated with it (if one is set).

Registration Details

View registration date, expiry date, current owner, and registrant controller for any ENS name.

Text Records

See custom text records including email, URL, avatar, Twitter handle, and description.

Availability Check

Check whether an ENS name is available for registration or when it expires.

Subname Explorer

Browse subnames (subdomains) under any ENS name to see the full namespace.

How to Use ENS Lookup

Enter ENS Name or Address

Type a .eth name (e.g., vitalik.eth) or paste an Ethereum wallet address.

View Resolution

See the resolved address, content hash, and associated records.

Check Registration

Review ownership details, registration date, and expiration date.

Explore Records

Browse text records, avatar, and linked social profiles attached to the name.

Use Cases

Transaction verification — Confirm the wallet address behind an ENS name before sending funds.
Name availability — Check if your desired .eth name is taken or when it expires.
Identity verification — Verify that a person or project controls the ENS name they claim.
Decentralized web — Find the IPFS content hash for decentralized websites hosted on ENS names.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an ENS name cost?

ENS registration costs vary by name length: 5+ characters cost about $5/year, 4 characters cost about $160/year, and 3 characters cost about $640/year, plus gas fees.

Can ENS names expire?

Yes. ENS names require annual renewal. After expiration, there is a 90-day grace period before the name becomes available for others to register.

Does ENS work only with Ethereum?

ENS primarily resolves to Ethereum addresses but supports multi-chain addresses. You can add Bitcoin, Solana, and other chain addresses to your ENS records.

What is a reverse record?

A reverse record links your wallet address back to your ENS name. Setting this allows dApps and block explorers to display your .eth name instead of your hex address.