How to connect a custom domain to your studio website
Use your own domain for your studio site: add the DNS records at GoDaddy, IONOS, Strato, Namecheap, Cloudflare or OVH and go live.
Your studio site starts on a zenyogi address. You can move it to your own domain, like yourstudio.com. A custom domain needs the Studio or Plus plan, and your site must be published to go live.
Connect your domain
- Go to Settings → General → Domain.
- Enter your domain and connect it.
- zenyogi shows the DNS records you need.
- Log in where you bought your domain (your registrar) and add those records in its DNS settings.
- Back in zenyogi, press Check again.
Your domain goes live automatically once the DNS records resolve. This can take a few minutes, sometimes longer.
Step-by-step help for your registrar
Not sure where to add the records? While DNS is pending, press Not sure where to add these? under the records. Choose your registrar, for example GoDaddy, IONOS, Strato, Namecheap, Cloudflare or OVH. zenyogi opens step-by-step instructions for that registrar's DNS panel, with copy buttons for each value.
After the move
- If you use Google Search Console, the Get found on Google checklist shows Your site moved. Add the new property and press Done. See Get found on Google.
- Update the website link on your Google Business Profile and social profiles.
- SEO titles and descriptions per language are also set under Settings → General → Domain.
Good to know
- No Domain tab? Custom domains are not switched on for your account yet. Contact support. See Getting help.
- Copy each DNS value exactly. A missing dot or extra space is the most common reason a check fails.
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