Which DNS resolver is used?

Lookups are done via Cloudflare's public DNS (1.1.1.1).

Can the result differ from the actual server?

Yes, temporarily, if DNS is still propagating or different resolvers have different cached values.

Is the domain I look up stored?

No. It's looked up fresh for every request and only the result is returned.

🛰️ DNS Lookup

Look up DNS records for a domain. (Via Cloudflare DNS)

How to use

Enter a domain.
Choose the record type to look up (A, MX, TXT, etc.).
Click "Look up" to see the results.

🎯 Use Cases

Check DNS propagation after moving a domain — verify A/CNAME records point to the new server after a nameserver or hosting migration
Verify mail server (MX) configuration — check MX priority and values when email delivery isn't working
Check SPF/DKIM and other TXT records — confirm mail authentication settings are registered correctly to avoid the spam folder
Verify subdomain CNAME setup — confirm the CNAME provided by a CDN or SaaS integration is configured exactly right

Example

Input

Domain: example.com
Record type: A

Output

Type   TTL    Value
A      300    23.192.228.80
A      300    23.215.0.138
A      300    96.7.128.175

Looking up the A record for example.com returns the IPv4 addresses the domain points to, along with each record's TTL in seconds. These are illustrative values that can change depending on when you query and on DNS caching.

What each DNS record type does

Type	Purpose	Example value
A	Points a domain to an IPv4 address	93.184.216.34
AAAA	Points a domain to an IPv6 address	2606:2800:220:1::
CNAME	Aliases a domain to another domain name	example.cdn.net
MX	Specifies the mail server(s) and priority for receiving email	10 mail.example.com
TXT	Stores arbitrary text — SPF, DKIM, domain ownership verification, etc.	v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all
NS	Specifies the nameservers authoritative for the domain	ns1.example.com
SOA	Zone administration info — admin contact, refresh interval, etc.	ns1.example.com admin.example.com ...
CAA	Restricts which certificate authorities may issue SSL certs for the domain	0 issue "letsencrypt.org"

FAQ

Which DNS resolver is used?: Lookups are done via Cloudflare's public DNS (1.1.1.1).
Can the result differ from the actual server?: Yes, temporarily, if DNS is still propagating or different resolvers have different cached values.
What does TTL mean?: Time To Live — how long, in seconds, a record stays cached by a resolver. A TTL of 300 means an old value can linger for up to 5 minutes after a change.
Is the domain I look up stored?: No. It's looked up fresh for every request and only the result is returned.