Author: Admin

Introduction If you managed a website through Google Domains before its shutdown, you’ve probably come across the term “synthetic records” in your DNS settings. It sounded technical and slightly mysterious — and for good reason. Synthetic records were one of Google Domains’ most useful features, quietly automating DNS configurations that would otherwise require manual, error-prone setup. This article breaks down exactly what Google Domains synthetic records were, how they functioned, why they mattered for everyday website owners, and — since Google Domains no longer exists as a standalone service — what has replaced them now that domains have moved to…