Cloudflare domain and hostinger hosting

If your domain is registered with Cloudflare and you want to use it with your Hostinger hosting, you won't be changing the nameservers at Cloudflare to Hostinger's. Instead, you'll need to point your domain to Hostinger by updating the DNS records at Cloudflare. Here's how you can do that:
Log in to your Cloudflare account and select your domain DOMAIN1.COM.
Go to the DNS settings section.
You will need to add or update the DNS records to point to your Hostinger hosting account. Typically, this involves adding A records that point to your Hostinger hosting IP address and possibly adding a CNAME record for 'www' or other subdomains.
Hostinger should provide you with the necessary IP address or any other DNS records you need to set up your domain with their hosting. Once you've updated these records in Cloudflare, it may take some time for the changes to propagate across the internet.
Remember, you're not changing the nameservers since your domain will still be managed by Cloudflare; you're just updating the DNS records to direct traffic to your Hostinger-hosted website.

If your domain is registered with Cloudflare and you want to use it with your Hostinger hosting, you won't be changing the nameservers at Cloudflare to Hostinger's. Instead, you'll need to point your domain to Hostinger by updating the DNS records at Cloudflare. Here's how you can do that:
Log in to your Cloudflare account and select your domain DOMAIN1.COM.
Go to the DNS settings section.
You will need to add or update the DNS records to point to your Hostinger hosting account. Typically, this involves adding A records that point to your Hostinger hosting IP address and possibly adding a CNAME record for 'www' or other subdomains.
Hostinger should provide you with the necessary IP address or any other DNS records you need to set up your domain with their hosting. Once you've updated these records in Cloudflare, it may take some time for the changes to propagate across the internet.
Remember, you're not changing the nameservers since your domain will still be managed by Cloudflare; you're just updating the DNS records to direct traffic to your Hostinger-hosted website.