⇄ CONVERT

Address Converter

Re-encode an address's raw bytes under a different bech32 prefix — e.g. see what a gno.land g1... address looks like as a cosmos1..., osmo1..., or any other chain's prefix. Runs entirely in your browser, no network calls for the conversion itself — only the chain list below is fetched live.

This only works between chains that derive addresses the same way A Cosmos SDK address (gno.land included) is a 20-byte hash bech32-encoded with a chain-specific prefix — converting just swaps that prefix and re-encodes the same bytes. That's correct only if the target chain derives its addresses the same way (secp256k1 keys, RIPEMD160(SHA256(pubkey)), plain bech32) — true for most Cosmos SDK chains, but not all — a few (e.g. some EVM-compatible chains) use a different scheme entirely, and this tool has no way to tell the difference. Verify independently before sending anything to a converted address.

Convert to chain

Address to convert

Convert a list of addresses

Paste addresses, one per line — mixed chains are fine, each line's own source prefix is detected automatically. Everything below converts to the one target chain picked above.