DNS Lookup
Query any DNS record for a domain
Look up A, AAAA, MX, TXT, NS, CNAME, SOA and CAA records for any domain, straight from the authoritative DNS — no cache, no guesswork.
How to read the results
- 1.Enter a domain and choose the record type you want to inspect.
- 2.A/AAAA point a name to an IPv4/IPv6 address; MX names the mail servers; TXT holds SPF, verification and other text records; NS lists the nameservers.
- 3.The TTL tells you how long the record may be cached before it is re-fetched.
Why it matters
DNS is the backbone of everything on a domain — websites, email, and verification. When something is misconfigured, a direct DNS lookup is the fastest way to see the truth rather than a stale cached copy.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I see different results than my browser?
Browsers and operating systems cache DNS. This tool queries live records, so it reflects the current state, not what your device cached earlier.
What is a TTL?
Time To Live — how many seconds a resolver may cache the record before asking again. Lower TTLs propagate changes faster but generate more queries.