How to update your DNS settings
Webflow is making a change to their infrastructure which takes effect on December 15, 2025.
This update requires users who host their site on Webflow to make a minor change to their DNS settings.
The update is simple, so if you haven't got an IT team who handles this kind of thing for you, don't worry - we have put together this handy guide to help you out.
1. Visit your domain registrar
To get started, you need to visit your domain registrar. This is the service that you bought your domain from.
Then, access your domain settings.
2. Go to your DNS settings
Your domain settings should have a menu item that says 'DNS settings'.
If you are struggling to find it, most registrars provide guides on how to update your DNS settings.
Below are links to the guides for some commonly used registrars.
3. Click edit
You should already have a CNAME record for Webflow on your domain.
You will need to find this record and click edit to make the change.
4. Change the record value
Recplace the current data value with the new one below. Then click save.
5. Change the A Record
You will also need to replace your 2 A records (75.2.70.75 & 99.83.190.102) to the IP address below.
The easies way to do this is to edit one of the records and then delete the other one.
You're done!
Congratulations! Now you just need to wait for the changes to take effect. This may take up to 48 hours.
You won't notice any difference and the site will continue to work as following this change.
Once you have made the change, you can click the button below to update us so we can verify the change.