After clicking "Dig" the URL contains the information you have entered and can therefore be shared.

This also means you can select your preferred type, options and nameservers (but leave hostnames blank) and click "Dig". Bookmark the following page, and it will contain your settings. It is also possible to put your query in the URL as https://digwebinterface.com/hostname/type/nameserver. Hostname is required but type and nameserver are optional.

An underlined letter indicates a keyboard shortcut. Use it to (un)select the corresponding option. The shortcut for the "Dig" button is Q or Ctrl + Enter, for "Reset" it is 0, and for "Fix" it is X.

Hovering over an option, you will get an explanation of the usage. The same can be done with TTLs and record types in the output. Clicking a record type will take you to the appropriate RFC.

Clicking on a hostname in the output will add it to the hostnames list. Clicking on a nameserver will add it to the "Specify myself" list.

Should you have a URL or e-mail address click "Fix" to convert it to the clean hostname.

This tool is not intended for automated lookups. Any other usage is in general welcome and free. To prevent abuse a CAPTCHA needs to be solved for every 100 lookups in a 24 hour period. Failing to solve it may result in a temporary ban.

This online interface to dig was created by Martin Holk Rasmussen.

I welcome your comments and suggestions!

As this tool is run in my spare time using my own funds donations are appreciated. The ads also help pay the bills but you can disable them for two weeks. You can also disable the donate button.

California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA")

Under CCPA, Californian residents have the right to declare their preferences on the sale of data for advertising and marketing purposes. If you wish to change your preferences, click this link to launch our preference portal:

We use a third-party to provide monetisation technologies for our site. You can review their privacy and cookie policy at https://publift.com/privacy-policy/.