Go to redirect.pizza and login using your login credentials
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You will now be taken to a new screen with the list of your redirects. If you do not have any redirects yet, don’t worry. Creating your first redirect will be fun.
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When you click on Create your first redirect or Create Redirect, you will be taken to a new screen where you can set-up a redirect. For the purposes of this tutorial, we’ll use the domain name artmarketsolution.com.
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In the Source URL, we are going to type in our root domain (your domain without www). In our case, it’s artmarketsolution.com.
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In the Destination URL, please add your full domain URL. Using our example, we are going to add http://www.artmaketsolution.com
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Below the Destination URL, you will find a few parameters. Please set these parameters as follows:

After that, click on Create Redirect.
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This will take you to a new page showing your new redirect.
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As shown above, redirect.pizza generates an IP Address for you. We need to copy this number and add in your registrar’s account. To copy, please click on the copy icon (

The platform will let you know that your IP Address has been copied.
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Now we need to add this record in your domain registrar. For the purposes of this tutorial, we are going to use GoDaddy. Please navigate to your domain's DNS records
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In the DNS section, please look for an A Record with the name "@" or your root domain (your domain name without www. For example artmarketsolution.com).
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Click on Edit and replace the value with the IP Address provided by redirect.pizza and then save the record.
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Scroll down to the DNS Records section of this page, and find the CNAME entry named www. Click on the Edit button to the right to edit this record.
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Delete the address added on the Value field to www.artstorefronts.com and then click on Save.
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Warning: Only enter www.artstorefronts.com into this field. DO NOT put your Art Storefronts subdomain or any other domain name into this field.

After adding the A Record to your domain’s DNS Records, please click on the Force Check.
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After redirect.pizza confirms that the DNS Record exists in your domain, then the last DNS column will change to reflect that the record has been verified.
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Go to https://www.cloudflare.com/ and click on Log In
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This will take you to a new window where it’ll ask you to provide your email address and password so as to access your account
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Please select your domain on the next page. For the purposes of this tutorial, we are going to use artmarketsolution.com as our domain.
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From within your Cloudflare account, navigate to your DNS
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You’ll be taken to a new page where you’ll see your DNS Records. Change the value of the www CNAME Record to www.artstorefronts.com

Add a Root Domain CName Record:
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In the next step, we are going to add your Page Redirect Rule. You can do this by going back at the side navigation, click Rules
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If you don’t already have one, create a new page rule
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Enter your domain as yourdomain.com/*. In our case, we are going to enter artmarketsolution.com/*.
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Note: in place of yourdomain you see here you will enter your actual domain name
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Right below that in the settings drop down menu, please select the Forwarding URL.
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This will load some settings for you to adjust.

Since both Art Storefronts and Cloudflare automatically SSL Certificates to your domain, we need to ensure that both of these platforms can integrate with one another with no conflicts. We can do this by going back at the top navigation, click SSL/TLS
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You’ll be taken to a new page where you’ll be provided some options on how to manage your SSL. Please change the setting from Full to Flexible.
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Please Note: If you do not check this step, your domain will result in an error. Below is an example:
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And that completes your domain set-up with Cloudflare

Now it’s time to switch to the Site Manager in Art Storefronts in order to perform the other part of this process. Once your site has loaded, click on Site Address.
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Click on + Add New.
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Enter your domain name into this field. If it’s not a subdomain, you should have a www at the start of it, then click on Create.
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You should now have your domain name as shown below.
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