DNS records

1. Open Settings and choose Domains under the workspace.
2. Choose the domain in Your addresses.
3. For a domain you bought here, open Under the hood: the Records list is there. For a domain whose DNS you moved here, the Records list is on its page.
4. Choose Add a record. Pick the type, then fill the name (@ for the domain itself) and the value. MX and SRV records also need a priority.
5. Choose Add record. The record "Takes effect in about a minute."
6. To change or remove a record, open its menu (the three dots) and choose Edit or Delete.
7. To undo a change, choose History, find the change, choose Restore to before, then Restore.

The list groups records by what they do: Your site · locked, Your email, Verification notes and Everything else. The locked rows keep the domain pointing at your site, so you cannot edit them.

You keep the registration where it is, and Playcode answers for the domain's records.

1. In Settings, Domains, choose Connect one you own.
2. Type the domain and choose Scan current records. Check what Playcode found, add any record it missed, and choose the Import button. It names the number of records it imports.
3. At your registrar, replace every nameserver with the two values Playcode shows, then choose I've switched them.
4. Wait until the window shows that the domain is on Playcode DNS. Your records answer from Playcode from then on.

The domain's DNS is at another provider. Add the record there, or move the DNS to Playcode with the steps above.

The record is saved, but the DNS host behind the domain cannot serve that type yet. The same goes for "TTL applies when Playcode DNS serves this domain". "Serves as CNAME for now" means an ALIAS record answers as a CNAME until then.

A change takes about a minute at Playcode. Networks that asked before can keep the old answer for as long as the record's TTL: 1 hour with Auto.

When your app sends email from your own domain, Playcode adds the email records itself for a domain it runs. See Send from your own domain.

• Record types: A, AAAA, CNAME, ALIAS, MX, TXT, SRV, CAA and NS.
• Up to 1,000 records per domain. A TXT value can be up to 4,096 characters.
• The TTL can be from 30 seconds to 1 day. Auto is 1 hour.
• Locked rows cannot be changed: they keep the domain pointing at your site.
• A settings file you import can be up to 256 KB.
• A domain registered at Cloudflare Registrar cannot move its DNS away from Cloudflare.
• History keeps every change, and it cannot be deleted. A restore adds a new change on top, so you can undo a restore too.