What are the Nameservers for pointing a domain to Webflow?
TL;DR
- Update A records (
75.2.70.75,99.83.190.102) and CNAME (proxy-ssl.webflow.comforwww) in your domain registrar's DNS settings. - Remove any existing A records before adding Webflow's.
- In Webflow, add your domain under Project Settings > Publishing > Custom Domains, verify the setup, and set
www.yourdomain.comas the default.
To point your custom domain to Webflow, you do not use nameservers. Instead, Webflow requires you to update your A records and CNAME records in your domain registrar’s DNS settings.
1. Required DNS Records
- A Records (for root domain, e.g.,
yourdomain.com): - 75.2.70.75
- 99.83.190.102
- CNAME Record (for
www.yourdomain.com): - Host:
www - Value:
proxy-ssl.webflow.com
2. Where to Update These Records
- Log into your domain registrar's DNS settings (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google Domains).
- Delete any existing A records before adding the Webflow ones.
- Ensure the CNAME record for
wwwpoints toproxy-ssl.webflow.com.
3. Webflow Settings
- Go to Webflow > Project Settings > Publishing > Custom Domains.
- Add your root domain (e.g.,
yourdomain.com) andwww.yourdomain.com. - Webflow will verify the setup and show a green "Connected" status when it's correct.
- Set
www.yourdomain.comas the default domain (Webflow prioritizes www domains).
Summary
Webflow does not provide nameservers. Instead, update your domain's A records (75.2.70.75, 99.83.190.102) and a CNAME record (proxy-ssl.webflow.com for www) at your domain registrar. Once added, verify the connection in Webflow settings.