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Domain decides which web address serves the pages Anymorph writes. Until you connect one, pages stay on an Anymorph address. Connecting your own domain is what makes the content count as yours in search and in AI answers. The full procedure, including the DNS side, is in the Connect your domain guide. This page explains what you see on the screen.

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Before you connect: the three-step wizard

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Enter your domain

Type the domain and press Continue. If the address you typed redirects somewhere else, you get “This domain redirects” and a Use [canonical] button — take the suggestion. Root domains (example.com) and subdomains (blog.example.com) both work.
2

Pick the platform and routing type

Choose where your site is hosted, then how pages should be addressed.
  • Subpath Routing — pages live at yourdomain.com/a/page-name. Carries a Recommended badge where the platform supports it.
  • Domain Routing — pages live at yourdomain.com/page-name, using the whole root domain.
  • Subdomain Routing — you enter a Subdomain prefix and pages live at pages.yourdomain.com.
3

Finish the setup step

What you need depends on the routing type. Subpath routing shows platform-specific forwarding instructions and a Route prefix (default a). The other two ask for an Origin URL — the address your existing site is really served from. Without it the address loops forever, so it is required. Finish with Add Domain.

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Once it’s connected

Until the record is detected you see an Add CNAME record table. A CNAME is a domain record that points one address at another. Copy the Type / Name / Value into your domain provider exactly as shown, then press Refresh. The page also keeps checking on its own, so waiting is enough.

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Checklist

Once the domain is fully live, a Checklist card appears. If something fails, its title changes to Action Required.
The robots.txt, sitemap and IndexNow items appear only with Subpath Routing. With CNAME routing Anymorph handles all three for you.
When everything passes you see “All done! You’re ready to publish pages.”

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Removing a domain

The row menu offers Remove domain, with a confirmation. You can reconnect the same domain later.

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FAQ

On an Anymorph address. That is fine for review and preview, but it builds no authority for your own domain.
No. It is issued automatically once the record resolves. Until then you see the SSL [status] badge.
Use a provider that flattens CNAMEs at the root, or connect a subdomain such as pages.example.com instead.
Typically 5–30 minutes. The page keeps checking, and there is a Check button.
Wait for propagation, or confirm the Name and Value you entered match the table exactly.

Connect your domain

The full step-by-step procedure.

Getting pages indexed

How pages reach search results.

Integrations

Connect Search Console.

Custom scripts

Add tracking tags to generated pages.