DNS Record Lookup
Query the DNS records of any domain — address records, mail servers, TXT verification strings and more — straight from the browser using Google's DNS-over-HTTPS resolver.
Uses a third-party API
Network
Free · no signup
Enter domain and lookup
Network notice: Lookups are sent to dns.google (Google Public DNS over HTTPS). The queried domain name is visible to that resolver, as with any DNS query.
How to use
- Enter a domain name (example.com — no https:// prefix needed).
- Pick the record type: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT or NS.
- Read the records and their TTLs in the results panel.
Supported formats
- Record types: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS.
Privacy
This tool has to contact a third-party service to answer, so what you enter is sent to that service. See the network notice above and the privacy policy for details. Privacy policy.
Limitations
- Requires an internet connection — queries go to the dns.google resolver.
- Answers reflect Google Public DNS's cache; a freshly changed record may differ from your ISP resolver until TTLs expire.
FAQ
Why do I see different results than my own network?
DNS answers are cached per resolver. This tool asks Google Public DNS; your ISP's resolver may hold an older or newer cached answer until the record's TTL expires.
How do I check if my domain's email is set up?
Query the MX records for your domain — they name the mail servers — and the TXT records for SPF, DKIM and DMARC policies.