DNS Lookup
Check A, MX, TXT and other domain records
Input
Without https://, for example: example.com
Record type
The IPv4 address the domain points to.
Result
Nothing looked up yet
Enter a domain and press look up — the records appear here.
Answers come from Cloudflare’s public resolver (1.1.1.1).
When mail bounces, a site points somewhere unexpected, or a domain verification will not go through, the answer is almost always in the DNS records. Query them directly rather than guessing at propagation.
How to use
- 1 Enter the domain without http:// or a path.
- 2 Choose the record type you need.
- 3 Read the values and their TTLs.
Frequently asked questions
Which record type answers my question?
A and AAAA for where the site points. MX for where mail is delivered. TXT for SPF, DKIM and domain verification. NS for who controls the zone. CNAME for aliases.
What does TTL mean?
How long resolvers may cache the answer. A record with a 24-hour TTL can keep serving the old value for a day after you change it — which is why lowering the TTL before a migration is standard practice.
Why do I see a different result than my colleague?
These results come from Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1 resolver. Your ISP’s resolver may still be serving a cached older answer, which is exactly what "propagation" describes.