What is the issue I'm encountering when trying to paste my A records into Google Domains for my Webflow website?

You're likely encountering an issue because Google Domains enforces strict formatting rules for DNS records, and Webflow requires two specific A records that must be entered correctly.

1. Verify the A Records from Webflow

Webflow provides two A records that must be added to your domain's DNS settings:

• (a) 75.2.70.75
• (b) 99.83.190.102

Make sure you’re copying them exactly and not including any extra characters or spaces.

2. Remove Conflicting A Records in Google Domains

• Go to Google Domains > DNS > Custom Records.
• Remove any existing A records with the same name (typically @) that conflict with the values Webflow provides.
• Google Domains doesn't support multiple A records under the same name in a single form. You must add each A record separately:
• For Name: Enter @
• For Type: Select A
• For TTL: Use the default or a custom value (e.g., 3600)
• For Data: First enter 75.2.70.75, save, then repeat the process for 99.83.190.102.

3. Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Pasting both IPs in a single field. Google Domains requires one A record per IP address.
• Leaving the name field blank. Use @ to indicate the root domain.
• Using the wrong record type. Ensure you're selecting A records, not CNAME or AAAA.

4. Ensure Domain is Connected in Webflow

• In Webflow > Project Settings > Hosting, confirm the domain is added and has “Connected” next to the A records once propagation completes (can take up to 24–48 hours).

Summary

You're likely encountering issues because Google Domains requires each A record to be added separately, and Webflow needs two distinct A records: 75.2.70.75 and 99.83.190.102. Double-check formatting, ensure no conflicting records exist, and confirm changes are saved.