Custom Domains are used to promote your organization's brand in the form URLs to all your form respondents. If you do not want any reference to Zoho Forms in your form URL, you can use your own custom domain.
Let's say your website is zylker.com and you wish to embed your form in it with the domain forms.zylker.com, you can use such custom domain instead of the default Zoho Forms domain to showcase your organization's brand in the form URLs shared to all your respondents.
Using a custom domain can help:
Promote your brand
Increase the number of responses you receive via your forms
Makes it easier for your respondents to find and remember your organization
Before adding a Custom Domain for your forms, follow the below steps:
You must own a domain or a sub-domain for your organization. Ensure that you can edit the DNS (Domain Name System) records for your custom domain in the settings of the domain provider.
Add a CNAME (Canonical Name) record in your DNS records section in your domain provider. A CNAME record allows you to use your domain as an alias for another domain.
Zoho Forms Public URL |
Map your domain or sub domain to the Hostname |
forms.zohopublic.com |
forms.cs.zohohost.com |
forms.zohopublic.eu |
forms.cs.zohohost.eu |
forms.zohopublic.in |
forms.cs.zohohost.in |
forms.zohopublic.com.au |
forms.cs.zohohost.com.au |
Note: CNAME records need time to propagate. If you have already updated your DNS, wait for 24-48 hours. If you try to add the custom domain in Zoho Forms before this time period, you may see an error.
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