Domain Name IDN Converter
Convert your domain names with Turkish characters or emojis to Punycode (xn--) format in seconds, or perform the reverse operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What you need to know about IDN domain names.
What is an IDN Domain Name?
IDN stands for Internationalized Domain Names. Before IDN, registrations could only include a-z, 0-9, and - characters, excluding Turkish and other special characters. When IDN was introduced, the number of supported characters for various languages was expanded.
Can I get an emoji domain name?
Yes, you can purchase one, but not every extension supports IDN and emoji domain structures. For example, when you type i❤️.ws or i❤️.com, the URL and copied link will display as xn--i-7iq.com in IDN format.
What is a Turkish character domain name?
Domain names with Turkish characters are classified as IDN (Internationalized Domain Names). Names containing letters from our alphabet such as c, o, u, i, s, g fall into the category of Turkish character domain names.
Which extensions support IDN?
The most popular extensions — .com, .net, and .org — fully support IDN. Additionally, many country-code extensions such as .tr, .ws, and .me also offer this support.
Do all browsers support it?
Modern browsers such as Chrome, Opera, and Firefox — the most widely used — have IDN support. You can access a site by typing its address directly with Turkish characters in the URL bar.
How do I use IDN emails?
To use an IDN domain name in email clients, configure your mail account using the Punycode format (e.g. info@xn--ornek-0ra.com). Incoming and outgoing emails function seamlessly.