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Type a domain and get its A, MX, TXT, CNAME, NS, or SOA records back in seconds — queried live via Google's DNS-over-HTTPS API.
Enter any domain name to query its DNS records. Uses Google's DNS-over-HTTPS API — all lookups are proxied server-side.
Enter a domain, pick a record type, and see the results instantly.
Enter a domain name
Type the domain you want to look up — like example.com. No need to include https:// or www.
Choose a record type
Select A, AAAA, MX, TXT, CNAME, NS, or SOA. Or query all types at once to see the full DNS picture.
Review the results
See the DNS records returned by Google's DNS-over-HTTPS resolver, including values and TTL.
DNS change not showing up yet
After updating a record, check whether Google's resolver (8.8.8.8) has picked up the new value. If it hasn't, the TTL on the old record is still counting down.
Email not delivering — check MX records
MX records tell other mail servers where to deliver email for your domain. If they're missing or wrong, email bounces silently.
Proving domain ownership to a third party
Google Search Console, email providers, and SSL issuers verify ownership by asking you to add a TXT record. Check it's there before clicking verify.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC aren't working
All three live in TXT records. Look them up to confirm they're published correctly before blaming your email provider.
Tracing where a subdomain points
CNAME records chain — subdomain → another subdomain → A record. Look up each step to find where it ultimately resolves.
Confirming nameservers after a registrar transfer
NS records show which nameservers are authoritative. After moving a domain, check these match what your new registrar set.
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