You can manage your DNS records via DNS Zone Editor. If you have a hosting with us and your domain is pointing to us via Nameservers you can check option 1 of this article to find out how to use it.
If you only have a domain with Hostinger - check option 2.
Option 1 - DNS Zone Editor via Hosting management
You can find DNS Zone Editor by reaching your control panel, then opening Hosting → Manage:
Scroll down and you will see DNS Zone Editor section:
Chose which domain’s DNS Zone you wish to manage:
Here you will be able to manage A, CNAME, MX, TXT, AAAA, NS, SRV, and CAA types of DNS records.
Right on top of DNS Zone Editor, you will see a section for adding a new record, all you need to do is choose value type, name, content, TTL (based on record type you may need to fill other information as well). Once it’s done click on Add Record:
At the bottom you will see these buttons:
Button for deleting record completely
Button to edit record
Option 2 - Domains section
In case you have only domains registered with Hostinger you can manage their DNS Zone by opening the Domains section and selecting your domain:
In new interface
If you see a new interface, select DNS/Nameservers on the new page:
Right on top of DNS/Nameservers, you will see a section for choosing between configuring DNS records or DNSSEC:
If you choose DNS records you will see a section for managing A, CNAME, MX, TXT, AAAA, NS, SRV, and CAA types of DNS records.
To create a new record, choose value type, name, content, TTL (based on record type you may need to fill other information as well). Once it’s done, click on Add Record:
Below you will see these buttons:
Button for deleting record completely
Button to edit record
In old interface
If you see an old interface, select DNS ZONE:
Here you will be able to manage A, CNAME, MX, TXT, AAAA, NS, SRV, and CAA types of DNS records.
Each record type will have these buttons:
Button to edit record host, content or TTL
Button for deleting record completely
Button for adding a new record
Any DNS Record changes trigger propagation, which can last up to 24 hours to fully propagate. You can find a detailed tutorial about each record here:
NOTES:
Changing your Nameservers will move DNS Zone management to the provider you point your Nameservers to.