BIMI record

BIMI Checker

Check whether your domain publishes a BIMI record - the standard that can show your brand logo next to your email in supporting inboxes, once DMARC is enforced.

One record is only part of it

MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, DNSSEC and BIMI all decide together whether your mail is trusted. The full report reads every one of them and hands you the fix.

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About these results

This tool reads your domain's public default._bimi TXT record at the moment of the check. Whether a logo actually displays also depends on the mailbox provider, DMARC enforcement and (for some providers) a VMC. Results reflect current public DNS and can be affected by caching and propagation (up to 24-48 hours). Guidance is general and not a substitute for your provider's official instructions. We don't store the domains you check.

Reference

How BIMI works

What the record is for, how to read the result, and what to do about each problem.

What is BIMI?

BIMI lets your brand logo appear next to your emails in supporting inboxes - a trust and recognition signal. It's a TXT record at default._bimi.yourdomain pointing to your logo.

Requirements

DMARC enforcement first: BIMI only works once DMARC is quarantine or reject.
Logo: a specific SVG Tiny P/S file.
VMC: Gmail and others require a Verified Mark Certificate referenced with a=.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is BIMI?

BIMI lets your verified brand logo appear next to your messages in supporting inboxes. It's a default._bimi TXT record pointing to your logo (an SVG) and, for some providers, a VMC certificate.

What do I need before BIMI works?

BIMI requires DMARC at an enforcing policy (quarantine or reject) first. Your logo must be a specific SVG format, and providers like Gmail require a VMC or Common Mark Certificate.

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