DNS propagation checker
Compare public DNS records returned by Google and Cloudflare.
How this check works
Enter a public domain and choose a record type. The Internet Analysis server sends DNS-over-HTTPS queries to Google Public DNS and Cloudflare. Results show each provider’s status, returned records, TTLs, query duration and check time.
How to interpret the result
Matching status and records, excluding TTL differences, mean these two providers agree at the time checked. Different answers can reflect cache ages, geographic routing or load balancing. An error from either provider leaves the comparison incomplete.
Free public tool, no account required. Results describe the named server endpoint and moment, not every network or region.
Read the method and next stepsQuestions and limitations
Does this prove worldwide DNS propagation?
No. It compares two public recursive resolver providers from one server location. Anycast regions are not independently verified and other resolvers can retain older cached records.
Does it test the DNS resolver on my device?
No. Queries originate on the Internet Analysis server, not your device. Use client-side diagnostics to investigate your configured resolver.