Domain To IP Address
Resolve any domain or subdomain to the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses it points to right now, with the record TTL. Get the DNS A and DNS AAAA records of a domain.
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About this tool
Behind every website name is at least one IP address. The Domain to IP tool performs a live DNS query for the A (IPv4) and AAAA (IPv6) records of the hostname you enter, shows the TTL the authoritative servers publish. For who operates the network, where it is located and whether it is a known proxy or hosting range, continue with the IP Address Lookup tool.
Use it to confirm that a DNS change has propagated, to see which addresses a competitor resolves to, or to check whether a domain in a suspicious email resolves to a legitimate network. Because the lookup runs through the APIVoid DNS Lookup API, you see the public view of the DNS tree rather than a cached answer from your ISP.
What this tool gives you
A and AAAA records
Every IPv4 and IPv6 address currently returned for the name, with the record TTL.
TTL included
See how long resolvers may cache the answer, which tells you how quickly a change will propagate.
One click further
Copy an address into the IP Address Lookup for location, ISP, ASN and reputation data.
Frequently asked questions
Why do I see several IP addresses?
Large sites publish multiple A records for load balancing and failover. Browsers pick one; the list shows everything the authoritative name servers return.
Can I paste a full URL?
Yes. Paste https://www.example.com/page and the hostname is extracted automatically before the DNS lookup runs on the server.
The IP belongs to Cloudflare, not the site. Why?
When a site uses a CDN or reverse proxy, DNS points to the CDN edge. The origin server address is hidden by design and cannot be obtained from DNS.
What does TTL mean?
Time to live, in seconds: how long resolvers may cache the answer. Short TTLs mean the site can switch servers quickly; long ones reduce DNS traffic.