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📝 TXT Record Checker

Inspect TXT records for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and verification tokens on any domain to validate email setups, third-party integrations, and deliverability.

TXT Record Checker

Fetch TXT entries such as SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and verification tokens exactly as they are published in DNS.

What you'll see

Full TXT strings, including multi-string responses combined exactly as the resolver delivers them.
TTL values so you know when policy changes will be honored worldwide.
Authority information whenever the requested TXT name is missing or delegated elsewhere.

Common use cases

Validate SPF syntax before rolling out stricter email enforcement.
Retrieve DKIM selector values quickly for debugging signature failures.
Confirm search engine or SaaS verification tokens were added correctly.

DNS Resolver

Inspect TXT records for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and verification tokens published on your domain.

Prepared query: example.com

Troubleshooting tips

Remember that DMARC records live at _dmarc.yourdomain.com—include the leading underscore when querying.
TXT data may include spaces or semicolons; copy directly from the results to avoid typos.
Remove stale verification tokens once services are connected to keep DNS tidy and avoid confusion.

FAQ

Why do I see multiple strings for one TXT record?: DNS stores large TXT values as quoted chunks up to 255 characters. The tool displays them combined in the order returned by the server.
Can I request a specific DKIM selector?: Yes. Query selector._domainkey.example.com to inspect the DKIM key published for that selector.
Are TXT lookups cached?: Responses respect the TTL reported by the authoritative server. Refresh after the TTL expires to confirm changes are live worldwide.

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