= How to add Multiple TXT Records for a Domain in Route 53 =

**Summary**: This wiki page explains how to add multiple TXT records for a domain in AWS Route 53. \\
**Date**: 6 August 2025 \\
{{tag>aws dns}}

Route 53 is the Domain Name System (DNS) service for AWS. It allows you to manage DNS records for your domains, including TXT records. This page will guide you through the process of adding multiple TXT records for a domain in Route 53, as the way to do this is not immediately obvious.

== Adding Multiple TXT Records ==

To add multiple TXT records for a domain in Route 53, follow these steps, which assume you already have at least one TXT record set up:

* From the AWS Route 53 management console, navigate to the **Hosted zones** section.
* Select the hosted zone for your domain.
* Select the existing TXT record, this will show the record details on the right side.
* Click on the **Edit record** button to modify the record.
* In the **Value** field, you can add multiple TXT records by separating them with a newline. Each TXT record should be enclosed in double quotes. For example:<code>
"v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com -all"
"google-site-verification=n6Vz0769Rh7FITR9InI3f-FKzEYw4Q4bV6uapIGOIO8"
</code>
* After adding the desired TXT records, click on the **Save** button.

In the list of records, you'll still see only one TXT record, but it will contain multiple values: \\

[{{r53multipletxtrecords01.png?800|List of DNS records with just 1 TXT record}}] \\

Route 53 will handle these as separate TXT records when queried: \\

[{{r53multipletxtrecords02.png?800|Queried DNS records with 2 TXT records}}] \\