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This guide walks you through adding a DNS Zone to bunny.net and configuring your domain to use Bunny DNS.
1

Create a new DNS Zone

In the bunny.net dashboard, go to DNS and click Add DNS Zone, or select it from the + Add sidebar launcher.
Add DNS Zone
2

Enter your domain

Type your domain name (e.g., mywebsite.com) to start the setup process.
Enter domain
3

Import records

Now that you’ve entered your domain, you can import any existing DNS records.
Scan or upload
Select this option to have Bunny DNS scan and fetch your existing DNS records automatically. You can review and edit them before switching, or start from scratch.The scanning process can take several minutes depending on your domain’s complexity.
Click Next to continue.
4

Review your records

After scanning or importing, review your DNS records carefully:
  • Compare detected records with your current DNS provider
  • Add any missing records that weren’t detected
  • Remove or modify records as needed
  • Check that critical records like MX (email) and CNAME entries are correct
Review records
5

Confirm and add

Once you’ve verified your records, choose how to proceed:
  • Confirm and add creates the DNS Zone with your imported or configured records
  • Add DNS Zone without records creates an empty DNS Zone that you can populate manually
Confirm and add
Click your preferred option to create the zone.
6

Update your nameservers

After creating your DNS Zone, update your domain’s nameservers at your domain registrar to point to Bunny DNS:
  • kiki.bunny.net
  • coco.bunny.net
The process varies by registrar, but typically involves logging in to your registrar’s control panel and replacing the existing nameservers with the ones above.
DNS propagation can take up to 48 hours, though changes typically take effect within a few hours.