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TXT (Text) Records
What is a TXT record?
A TXT record is used to store arbitrary text data for a domain, often for email verification purposes like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.
Why do you need a TXT record?
TXT records provide flexibility in managing domain-related text data and policies, enhancing security and domain management.
TXT record structure
A TXT record includes the domain name, TTL, record type (TXT), and text data. Example: example.com. 3600 IN TXT "v=spf1 include:_spf.example.com ~all"
How to create a TXT record?
Log in to your DNS provider's management console, select your domain, and add a new TXT record. Enter the required text data.
FAQs
Yes, a domain can have multiple TXT records for different purposes.
The maximum length of a TXT record is 255 characters per string, but multiple strings can be used together.
You can use online DNS lookup tools or command-line tools like
dig or nslookup to verify your TXT record.
