Host a Blogger blog on your domain

Learn more about how to create, update, and edit blogs on Blogger Help Center.

Host a blog on your domain as the homepage, or link it to a specific subdomain. To learn how to use a subdomain, go to set up a custom domain.

Benefits include:

• An SSL certificate included
• A Global CDN for fast performance

Tip: To host an existing blog on your domain, you must be the owner of the blog or an administrator, with permission to manage its settings. Learn how to control access to your blog.

Create a blog on your domain

To create a blog on Blogger:

1. On your computer, open Google Domains.
2. Sign in with the Google Account you used to buy your domain.
3. Click the domain name you want to manage.
4. Open the Menu .
5. Click Website Build website.
6. Under “Blog Powered by Blogger,” click Continue Start with Blogger.
7. Follow the directions on Blogger.

Tip: Updates may take up to 48 hours to take effect. 

Connect an existing blog to your domain

To connect a blog that already exists to your domain in Blogger, learn how to set up a custom domain.

To connect your blog to your domain in Google Domains: 

1. On your computer, open Google Domains.
2. Sign in with the Google Account you used to buy your domain.
3. Click the domain name you want to manage.
4. Open the Menu .
5. Click Website Build website.
6. Under “Blog Powered by Blogger,” click Continue Sign in to existing account.
7. Sign in with the same account for both Blogger and Domains.
   1. Make sure you’re the blog owner or a blog administrator with permission to access the blog. Learn how to control access to your blog.
8. Enter the subdomain you want to use. This is the text to the left of the domain name. For example, in “www.example.com,” the subdomain is “www.”
9. Under Blog, use the Down arrow to select the blog you’d like to connect.
10. Optional: To redirect users from “mydomain.com” to “www.mydomain.com,” select Also redirect [example.com] to [blog name].
11. Click Connect blog.

Tip: Updates may take up to 48 hours to take effect.