Query DNS records (A, AAAA, MX, TXT, CNAME, etc.) for any domain name using Google's Public DNS.
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Enter a domain name and select a record type to fetch its DNS configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
A DNS (Domain Name System) lookup is a process that requests the DNS records of a specific domain name. These records contain essential configuration data, such as which IP address the domain points to, or which mail servers handle its emails.
An "A" (Address) record is the most basic and common type of DNS record. It maps a domain name (like example.com) directly to its IPv4 address (like 192.168.1.1), telling browsers where to connect.
To check email routing, type in your domain name and select "MX" (Mail Exchanger) from the dropdown. This will return the list of mail servers responsible for receiving emails on behalf of that domain.
Our tool performs lookups securely using Google's Public DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) API, ensuring fast, accurate, and uncached results directly from one of the world's largest DNS resolvers.