BIMI Checker
Check a domain's BIMI DNS record, logo URL, certificate URL, and the DMARC enforcement signal many inboxes expect before they show a brand logo.
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Enter a domain and run BIMI Checker.
Review the BIMI Checker Result
Review the status, warnings, and recommended actions shown in the result panel.
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Run BIMI Checker to see the BIMI Checker result and next actions.
About BIMI Checker
BIMI lets some inboxes display a verified brand logo beside authenticated email. It depends on strong domain authentication, especially an enforcing DMARC policy, and a correctly published BIMI record. The BIMI checker reviews the DNS record, logo URL, HTTPS usage, SVG format hints, certificate reference, and DMARC readiness. The BIMI guide explains what is required before a logo can appear.
BIMI is not a shortcut for reputation. Inboxes decide whether to show a logo based on authentication, brand requirements, certificate rules, and their own support for BIMI. Use the BIMI checker after SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are stable. If the BIMI checker says DMARC is not enforcing, fix that first with the DMARC guide before spending time on the logo file.
What BIMI Checker Checks
- BIMI TXT lookup at default._bimi.domain
- Missing or duplicate BIMI records
- Logo URL and HTTPS checks
- Certificate URL review
- DMARC enforcement check
- Plain-English BIMI setup guidance
Questions
Will BIMI make every inbox show my logo?
No. BIMI support depends on the inbox provider, DMARC enforcement, brand verification, reputation, and the logo and certificate setup.
Should I set up BIMI before SPF, DKIM, and DMARC?
No. BIMI is a later brand step. Set up SPF, DKIM, DMARC, alignment, permission, and list quality first.