How to Update Your DNS Records for Webflow’s Migration?

Learn how to quickly update your domain’s DNS records to ensure your Webflow-hosted website or landing page continues running smoothly during Webflow’s migration to Cloudflare. This guide provides simple, step-by-step instructions for domain owners w

 

 

 

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Website Update

1. Log in to your domain registrar

This is the website where you purchased or manage your domain (examples: GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google Domains, Bluehost, Cloudflare, HostGator).

Once logged in, go to:

2. Update your DNS records

Your domain currently uses Webflow’s old DNS records. Please replace them with the new ones below:

 

A. Root domain (@ record)

Remove any existing A records for the root domain (@), then add this A record:

 

B. “www” record

Update your existing www CNAME or remove it and add this:

3. Save your changes

Every registrar shows a “Save,” “Apply,” or “Confirm” button. Make sure your changes are fully saved.

4. Allow the updates to propagate

DNS changes may take anywhere between a few minutes up to 24 hours to fully update across the internet.

Your website will remain online during this process.

5. Let us know once you’re done

Once the DNS records have been updated, please reply to our email so we can verify everything is connected correctly on our end.

 

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Landing Page

1. Log in to your domain registrar

This is the website where you purchased or manage your domain (examples: GoDaddy, Namecheap, Google Domains, Bluehost, Cloudflare, HostGator).

Once logged in, go to:

2. Update your DNS records

Your domain currently uses Webflow’s old DNS records. Please replace them with the new ones below:

“promo”, "offer", or "visit" record

Update your existing CNAME or remove it and add this:

3. Save your changes

Every registrar shows a “Save,” “Apply,” or “Confirm” button. Make sure your changes are fully saved.

4. Allow the updates to propagate

DNS changes may take anywhere between a few minutes up to 24 hours to fully update across the internet.

Your website will remain online during this process.

5. Let us know once you’re done

Once the DNS records have been updated, please reply to our email so we can verify everything is connected correctly on our end.