How To Find Your MAC Address

A MAC (media access control) address identifies a device to other devices on the same local network. How you find your MAC address varies from device-to-device, but using the guide below, you should be able to find the MAC address for the most common equipment. If you device is not listed, hop over to Google - you should be able to find a guide to finding it easily.

Windows

  1. Click Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center.
  2. Click the network you would like to view the MAC address for.
  3. Click Details.
  4. The MAC address is listed under the Physical Address heading.

macOS

  1. Select Apple menu (top-left). If you're using macOS Ventura, click System Settings. If you're using macOS Monterey, click System Preferences.
  2. Click Network.
  3. Click the desired network and if using macOS Ventura, click Details. If using MacOS Monterey, click Advanced.
  4. Click Hardware. 
  5. The MAC address is listed below.

Chrome OS

  1. Sign in to your Chromebook.
  2. Click the time (bottom right).
  3. Click Network (left).
  4. Click the network you would like to view the MAC address for.
  5. The MAC address is listed below.

iOS

  1. Tap Settings > General > About.
  2. Scroll down to Wi-Fi Address.
  3. Wireless Connection MAC
  4. Tap Settings > Wi-Fi > then tap the i next to your wireless network.
  5. Scroll down to Wi-Fi Address.

Android

  1. From Home, tap Menu > Settings > About Phone/Device.
  2. Tap either Status or Hardware Information.
  3. Scroll down to WiFi MAC address.