How to connect a domain to Webflow

How connecting a domain to Webflow works

Webflow serves your site behind its CDN. You point the apex via two A records and www via a CNAME to proxy-ssl.webflow.com. Since Webflow's April 2025 DNS migration the exact A records can differ per site, so always copy the values shown in your own Site settings → Publishing panel — the current published defaults are 75.2.70.75 and 99.83.190.102.

Webflow also requires a one-time TXT ownership-verification record before you can publish on a custom domain, and it auto-provisions free SSL after the domain connects.

DNS records to set at your registrar

Values verified from Webflow's official docs, as of June 2026. Providers can change these — confirm against Webflow's current dashboard.

Step by step

1. Have or buy the domain (search and register on JustDomain.ai).
2. In Webflow, go to Site settings → Publishing and add both the root and www versions of your domain.
3. Copy the exact DNS records Webflow displays for your site.
4. At your registrar, add the two root A records, the www CNAME (proxy-ssl.webflow.com), and any TXT verification record.
5. Remove any other A records on the root to avoid conflicts.
6. Set the root domain as the default (redirect www → root or vice versa), then publish. Webflow verifies DNS and issues SSL automatically.

Common gotchas

• Use the DNS values shown in YOUR Site settings — post-2025 migration, sites can have different record sets.
• Remove extra/legacy A records on the root or Webflow reports a conflict.
• You must verify ownership (TXT) before you can publish on a custom domain.
• Set a default domain (root vs www) or one version may not serve/redirect correctly.