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100% Free Forever

Block Ads & Trackers
Before They Even Load

Encrypt your DNS with DoH, DoT, or DoQ. Block 500,000+ ads, trackers & malware automatically.

Unlike Cloudflare or Google DNS — we actually block ads and never log your queries.

No Registration
Zero Logging
<15ms Response
GDPR Compliant
500K+
Blocked Domains
99.9%
Uptime
3
Protocols
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Quick Setup

Copy the address for your preferred protocol

RECOMMENDED

DNS over HTTPS

Port 443
https://dnsdoh.art/dns-query

Best for: Chrome, Firefox, Windows 11

DNS over TLS

Port 853
dnsdoh.art

Best for: Android Private DNS

DNS over QUIC

Port 853
quic://dnsdoh.art:853

Best for: AdGuard, dnscrypt-proxy

Legacy DNS (Unencrypted)

Only use if your device doesn't support encrypted DNS

194.180.189.33

Need help choosing? Check our setup guides

View detailed setup instructions

Your ISP is Watching

Here's what happens with standard DNS vs encrypted DNS

The Problem

Standard DNS queries are sent in plain text. Your ISP can see every website you visit, build a profile of your habits, and sell that data to advertisers.

The Solution

DNSDOH.ART encrypts your DNS queries using DoH, DoT, or DoQ. Your ISP only sees encrypted noise—they can't track what websites you're visiting.

What You Get:

  • Complete DNS Privacy
  • Zero Data Collection
  • Bypass ISP Censorship
  • Ad & Tracker Blocking

How It Works

ENCRYPTED
YOU DNSDOH.ART INTERNET
  1. 1. Your device sends an encrypted DNS query
  2. 2. DNSDOH.ART resolves it securely (blocks ads/trackers)
  3. 3. You connect to the website safely

Why Choose DNSDOH.ART?

Enterprise-grade DNS security, completely free for everyone.

Ad & Tracker Blocking

Block intrusive ads, trackers, and analytics at the DNS level before they even load.

Zero Logging Policy

We don't log your queries, IP addresses, or any personally identifiable information. Ever.

Full Encryption

Support for DoH, DoT, DoQ, and HTTP/3. Your ISP can't see what you're browsing.

Malware Protection

Automatically blocks known malicious domains, phishing sites, and cryptominers.

Lightning Fast

Redis-powered caching and optimized infrastructure for sub-millisecond response times.

100% Free Forever

No premium tiers, no usage limits, no hidden costs. Privacy shouldn't be a luxury.

Works Everywhere

Compatible with all major platforms and devices

Which Protocol Should I Use?

Choose based on your device and needs

DNS over HTTPS

RECOMMENDED
Works in all modern browsers
Native Windows 11 support
Hard to block (uses port 443)
HTTP/3 support for speed

Best for:

Chrome Firefox Windows 11

DNS over TLS

ANDROID
Android Private DNS feature
System-wide protection
Dedicated port (853)
Lower overhead than DoH

Best for:

Android 9+ iOS 14+ Routers

DNS over QUIC

FASTEST
Fastest connection setup
Better on mobile networks
Built-in packet loss recovery
Modern protocol (RFC 9250)

Best for:

AdGuard dnscrypt-proxy Stubby

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about DNSDOH.ART

What is DNSDOH.ART?
DNSDOH.ART is a free, privacy-focused DNS resolver that encrypts your DNS queries and blocks ads, trackers, and malware at the DNS level. We support multiple encryption protocols including DNS over HTTPS (DoH), DNS over TLS (DoT), and DNS over QUIC (DoQ).
How is this free? What's the catch?
There's no catch. DNSDOH.ART is a personal project. We don't sell your data, show ads, or have premium tiers. The server is self-hosted and maintained because privacy should be free for everyone, not a luxury.
Do you log DNS queries?
No, we have a strict zero-logging policy. We do not log your DNS queries, IP addresses, timestamps, or any personally identifiable information. Your browsing history stays completely private.
What's the difference between DoH, DoT, and DoQ?
  • DoH (DNS over HTTPS): Encrypts DNS using HTTPS on port 443. Blends with regular web traffic, making it hard to block. Best for browsers and Windows 11.
  • DoT (DNS over TLS): Uses a dedicated TLS connection on port 853. Preferred for Android's Private DNS feature and iOS.
  • DoQ (DNS over QUIC): Uses the modern QUIC protocol for faster, more resilient connections. Best for mobile networks and advanced users.
Learn more about protocols
How do I verify DNSDOH.ART is actually working?

Three ways to verify:

1

DNS Leak Test

Visit our DNS Leak Test page. It should show "DNSDOH.ART" as your DNS provider.

2

Ad Blocking Test

Visit ad-heavy websites. You should see significantly fewer ads and faster page loads.

3

Browser Check

In Chrome: chrome://net-internals/#dns should show DNSDOH.ART queries.

Will this slow down my internet?
No, in most cases it will actually speed up your browsing. Our servers use Redis caching for instant responses on popular domains, and blocking ads/trackers means less data to download. Average response time is under 15ms.
Will this break any websites or apps?

In 99% of cases, no. However, some websites and apps may not work if they rely on:

  • Ad networks for core functionality (rare)
  • Tracking domains for authentication (some banking apps)
  • Analytics services for content delivery

If a site breaks, you can temporarily switch back to your default DNS, or contact us and we'll review the domain for whitelisting.

Can my ISP still see my browsing traffic?

DNSDOH.ART only encrypts your DNS queries (which websites you're looking up). Your ISP can still see:

  • That you're connected to the internet
  • How much data you're using
  • IP addresses you connect to (but not the domain names)

For full privacy: Combine DNSDOH.ART with a VPN or use HTTPS websites (look for the padlock icon). This encrypts both your DNS queries and your browsing traffic.

Can I use this with a VPN?

Yes! Using DNSDOH.ART with a VPN provides maximum privacy:

  • VPN: Encrypts all your internet traffic
  • DNSDOH.ART: Blocks ads/trackers and encrypts DNS queries

⚠️ Note: Some VPNs force their own DNS servers. Check your VPN settings to allow custom DNS.

What happens if DNSDOH.ART goes down?

If our service is unavailable, your device will automatically fall back to:

  • Your ISP's default DNS (if configured as secondary)
  • Your router's DNS settings
  • Public DNS like Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) if you set it as backup

Our uptime: 99.9% over the last 30 days. Check real-time status on our server info page.

Is using encrypted DNS legal?

Yes, absolutely. Using encrypted DNS is completely legal in most countries. In fact:

  • Major browsers (Chrome, Firefox) enable DoH by default
  • Android and iOS have built-in encrypted DNS support
  • It's recommended by privacy and security experts

Note: Some countries with strict internet censorship may block encrypted DNS. Check your local laws if you're unsure.

Can I set this up for my entire home/office network?

Yes! Configure DNSDOH.ART on your router to protect all devices automatically:

  • Computers, phones, tablets
  • Smart TVs and streaming devices
  • IoT devices (smart home gadgets)
  • Gaming consoles

Check our router setup guide for step-by-step instructions. Most modern routers support custom DNS settings.

What ads and trackers do you block?
We use multiple curated blocklists including AdGuard DNS filter, HaGeZi's blocklist, OISD, and 1Hosts. This blocks over 500,000 ad domains, tracking pixels, analytics services, and known malware/phishing domains. View our full blocklist sources
Does this work on mobile data (4G/5G)?

Yes! DNSDOH.ART works on both WiFi and mobile data. Benefits on mobile:

  • Blocks ads in mobile apps and browsers
  • Reduces data usage (fewer ads to download)
  • Saves battery (less content to render)
  • Works with Android Private DNS and iOS DNS profiles

Tip: Use DoT (DNS over TLS) on Android for the easiest setup. Just enter "dnsdoh.art" in Private DNS settings.

Can I whitelist specific domains if they're blocked?

Currently, DNSDOH.ART uses a shared blocklist for all users. If a legitimate domain is incorrectly blocked:

Contact us via the footer email with the domain name

We'll review and whitelist it within 24 hours if legitimate

⚠️ For immediate access, temporarily switch to your default DNS or use a different DNS resolver.