Easy steps to connect Namecheap domain name to a BlogSpot in 2026
Base on the comments and
questions I have been receiving from some of my readers. I got to find out that
a lot of new bloggers are still finding it difficult to connect domain name
registered with Namecheap to blogger site.
So I’ve decided to throw
out this piece of article to guide my audience in achieving linking their
already registered domain name to BlogSpot site. This can be any domain
extension of your choice.
Anyways, I assume you’ve
already gotten your preferred domain name from Namecheap. You can also connect
domain name from other registrars to your blogger site by carefully following
the steps I am about showing here.
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First thing first, login to
your blogger admin and navigate to the very blog you want to link your domain
with.
Now I so much believe that
you have landed in your blogger Admin area, now, from the menu list at your
left hand side, click the settings as displayed in the image below.
Next you will be taking to
the page where you can setup most of the important settings about your blog
site.
Scroll down a bit and under
publishing, click custom domain and an input field will pop up asking you to
provide the custom domain you want to connect with your site.
Note: ensure you add “WWW” before your domain. After you’re
done typing in your domain name, click “SAVE” and blogger will send you an
error message, containing you’re the domain destinations that you need to enter
into the provided fields in your Namecheap dashboard.
Now
that you’ve gotten your domain destination values from BlogSpot, let’s move
over to Namecheap. Login your Namecheap account and navigate to the domain you
want to use and click “MANAGE” at the right hand side on your screen.
From
the next page display, click the “ADVANCE DNS” and you get to see the input
fields where you can enter those destinations from the error blogger message.
Don’t panic, it is very easy and I am here to walk you through it without any
stress.
First go back to your
BlogSpot Admin and copy the first name “www” and destination “ghs.google.com”.
Note: these two are always the same for every blogger.
After you’ve gotten them, move to your Namecheap dashboard and paste them accordingly as it appear in the image below. Set type to “CNAME Record”, set host to “www” and set value to “ghs.google.com”.
TYPE-> CNAME Record
HOST-> www
VALUE-> ghs.googles.com
Next is to go back to the
BlogSpot dashboard to retrieve the second name and destination values as we did
for the first two initially.
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Note: these are the two
values each blogger gets individually. What blogger "A" get is
different from what blogger "B" get. So keep this in mind and don’t
use mine.
Same thing as we did for
set type to “CNAME Record”, set host to “6inharlqgx2k” the second name value, set value to ”gv-tl26q3an55h6qw.dv.googlehosted.com” the second destination.
TYPE-> CNAME Record
HOST-> 6inharlqgx2k
VALUE-> gv-tl26q3an55h6qw.dv.googlehosted.com
We are almost there. We
still have one more step to take before we can save every setting so far.
Now we have to set auto redirect. Still on the blogger dashboard where you’ve typed in your domain, click the “support page link” right after the domain destination values.
Next,
Google will take you to a page where you can copy the redirect values and enter
in your Namecheap input fields, like as we did with the destination values.
This time around, you need
to set the type option to “A Record” and the host option to “@” and lastly the
value option, you paste the value you copied from Google support page. You have
to repeat this step for all the four values.
TYPE-> A Record
HOST-> @
VALUE-> 216.239.38.21
After
you’re done doing that, go back to your BlogSpot Admin and click the save
button.
Now you’ve successfully
connected your domain name to your blogger site. Make sure you also turn on the
auto redirect from your blogger end.
Leave a comment if you get it right and if you are facing any issue, tell me so as I can guide you through.










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