Still using the long default address like yourblog.blogspot.com?
If you want your blog to look more professional, it’s time to use your own domain.
For example:
from → mycihuyblog.blogspot.com  
to → www.mycihuyblog.com
In this article, we’ll go through how to connect your custom domain to your Blogger site and why it’s a good idea.
🔧 What You’ll Need
Before you start, make sure you have:
- An active Blogger account (with a blog already created).
 - A custom domain you own, purchased from a domain registrar like:
- Namecheap
 - GoDaddy
 - Google Domains
 - Niagahoster / Rumahweb (Indonesia)
 
 - Access to the DNS settings of your domain.
 
📝 Step-by-Step: Connecting Your Domain to Blogger
1. Open Your Blogger Dashboard
- Go to https://blogger.com and select your blog.
 - Go to Settings > Publishing > Custom Domain.
 
2. Enter Your Domain
- Type your domain with 
wwwat the beginning, e.g.,www.mycihuyblog.com. - Click Save.
 - You’ll get an error (don’t worry!), and Blogger will show you 2 CNAME records to add to your domain’s DNS settings.
 
Example:
- CNAME 1:
- Name: 
www - Destination: 
ghs.google.com 
 - Name: 
 - CNAME 2 (unique from Google):
- Name: something like 
abcd1234 - Destination: something like 
xyz1234.dv.googlehosted.com 
 - Name: something like 
 
3. Add the CNAME Records to Your DNS Settings
- Log in to your domain registrar’s dashboard.
 - Find your DNS Management or Custom DNS section.
 - Add the 2 CNAME records provided by Blogger.
 
Also add these A records to support non-www access:
nginxCopyEditA record:
@ → 216.239.32.21  
@ → 216.239.34.21  
@ → 216.239.36.21  
@ → 216.239.38.21  
Note: Some DNS panels don’t use
@, just leave the hostname empty or follow their instructions.
4. Go Back to Blogger and Click Save Again
- After adding DNS records, wait 5–30 minutes (DNS propagation time).
 - Return to Blogger and try clicking Save again.
 
If all DNS records are correct, it should connect successfully!
5. Enable Redirect and HTTPS (Recommended)
- Enable the redirect from non-www to www.
 - Turn on HTTPS for a secure connection (free from Google!).
 
✅ Why You Should Use a Custom Domain with Blogger
- Look More Professional
A custom domain makes your blog feel legit—especially useful if it’s for your portfolio, business, or serious writing. - Easier to Share and Remember
www.ciihuy.comis way easier to remember thanciihuy.blogspot.com. - Build Trust with Your Audience
Custom domains build more credibility, especially if you’re selling something or sharing expert knowledge. - Stronger Branding
You get to build your brand name and even create matching email addresses likehello@ciihuy.com. - Free Hosting, Still!
Even with your own domain, Google still hosts your blog for free. No need to worry about server costs. 
💡 Final Thoughts
Connecting a custom domain to your Blogger blog is pretty easy and gives your blog a major upgrade in looks, branding, and credibility.
If you already have a domain—don’t let it go to waste. Connect it and give your blog a pro-level feel.