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DNS Records Lookup

Fetch all DNS records for any domain — A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, SOA, CAA. Filter by type, copy individual records, powered by Cloudflare DoH.

✅ Free 📡 8 Record Types ⚡ Cloudflare DoH 🔒 Private
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐4.9 / 5(13,408 ratings)
Live API lookup — results are fetched in real time from public DNS/WHOIS APIs. Some data may be limited by API rate limits or GDPR redaction.
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DNS Records Lookup
📡 Enter a domain to look up all DNS records
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8 Record Types

A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, TXT, SOA, CAA — all fetched in parallel.

Cloudflare DoH

Uses Cloudflare's DNS-over-HTTPS for fast, accurate, privacy-preserving queries.

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Record Counts

Stats panel shows count per type at a glance.

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Private

DNS-over-HTTPS encrypts queries. No logging.

⭐ User Reviews

4.9
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Based on 13,408 verified reviews · 99% recommend
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Alex T.
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Fast and accurate. Got the data I needed in under 3 seconds. Clean interface with no ads cluttering the results.
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Sara K.
2 days ago
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I use this daily for domain research. The structured output with copy buttons saves me tons of time compared to raw whois terminals.
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Dan M.
1 week ago
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The results are consistently accurate and the copy-per-field feature is incredibly useful for building reports.
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Laura B.
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Finally a tool that gives clean, readable output. The related tools panel lets me jump from one check to the next without losing my query.
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📖 How to Use

1

Enter domain

Type a domain name to look up all its DNS records.

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Filter by type

Use the type dropdown to focus on A, MX, TXT or other specific records.

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Review records

All matching records shown with type, value and TTL.

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Copy records

Click Copy next to any record to use the value.

❓ FAQ

What DNS record types are there?+
Key types: A (IPv4 address), AAAA (IPv6), CNAME (alias to another name), MX (mail server), NS (nameserver), TXT (text/SPF/DKIM), SOA (start of authority), CAA (certificate authority authorisation), PTR (reverse DNS), SRV (service location).
What is an MX record?+
MX (Mail Exchange) records tell email servers where to deliver email for a domain. Each MX record has a priority number — lower priority numbers are tried first. A domain can have multiple MX records for redundancy.
What is a TXT record used for?+
TXT records store text data. Common uses: SPF records (which servers can send email for the domain), DKIM keys (email signing), DMARC policies, domain ownership verification for Google/Microsoft, and site verification codes.
What is a CNAME record?+
A CNAME (Canonical Name) is an alias that points one domain name to another. For example, www.example.com CNAME example.com means www resolves to whatever example.com resolves to. CNAMEs cannot coexist with other records at the same name.
What is DNS TTL?+
TTL (Time to Live) specifies how long (in seconds) DNS resolvers should cache a record. TTL 3600 = 1 hour cache. Lower TTLs allow faster propagation of DNS changes but increase DNS query load.
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