DNS Lookup

Look up DNS records for any domain. Resolve A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, and SOA records.

Record types:

How It Works

1

Enter a domain name

Type any domain like example.com — no protocol or path needed.

2

Choose record types

Select which DNS records to query: A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CNAME, or SOA. All are selected by default.

3

View and copy results

Results appear grouped by record type. Copy individual records or entire sections with one click.

FAQ

Yes. The lookup runs server-side using the system's DNS resolver, so results may vary based on DNS propagation and your server's location.
A (IPv4), AAAA (IPv6), MX (mail servers), NS (name servers), TXT (text records like SPF/DKIM), CNAME (aliases), and SOA (start of authority).
ENOTFOUND means the domain doesn't exist. ENODATA means the domain exists but has no records of the requested type — for example, not every domain has AAAA (IPv6) records.
This tool queries from a single resolver. For propagation checks across multiple global locations, you'd need a dedicated propagation checker. But for quick record verification, this gives you instant results.
Yes. DNS lookups are read-only queries — they don't modify anything. It's the same as running dig or nslookup from your terminal. Want to validate a site's metadata too? Try the OG Tag Validator.

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Built & Maintained by Varstatt

Varstatt is a one-person product studio run by Jurij Tokarski, product engineer since 2011. These tools are free and open — no signup, no catch.