Create a valid BIMI DNS record for your sending domain, with up-to-date certificate guidance for Gmail, Yahoo and Apple Mail — and an optional safety-checked validation of your logo and certificate.
Enter your domain, logo URL and optional mark certificate to build a BIMI DNS TXT record. Everything is computed in your browser until you choose to validate assets.
Guidance last reviewed 2026-09-16 against the provider's official documentation. Requirements change — always confirm with the current docs.
Most mailbox providers that support BIMI expect a mark certificate: a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) based on a registered trademark, or a Common Mark Certificate (CMC) based on documented prior logo use.
BIMI requires your domain to enforce DMARC with a policy of p=quarantine or p=reject. A monitoring-only p=none policy is not enough.
Your record is generated entirely in your browser. Only if you press “Validate logo & certificate” do we fetch those two URLs from our server with strict safety checks; the fetched content is analyzed in memory, never rendered, and nothing is stored.
Provide your sending domain, the HTTPS URL of your square SVG logo, and optionally the HTTPS URL of your VMC or CMC mark certificate.
The tool validates your inputs and builds a v=BIMI1 TXT record with the exact host name, type and value to create at your DNS provider — including a zone-file form for strict providers.
Optionally let our server safety-check the logo and certificate over HTTPS, then publish the record and confirm the whole setup, including DMARC enforcement, with the BIMI Record Checker.
Verify a published BIMI record, its logo file and certificate, and the DMARC prerequisite.
Open toolCreate an RFC 9989 DMARC record so you can reach the enforcement BIMI requires.
Open toolConfirm your DMARC policy is valid and enforced at p=quarantine or p=reject.
Open toolBIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) is a DNS TXT record that tells supporting mailbox providers where to find your brand logo. When your domain authenticates with DMARC at enforcement, participating inboxes can show that logo next to your messages.
A Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) is issued against a registered trademark, while a Common Mark Certificate (CMC) can be issued against documented prior use of a logo. Both are referenced with the a= tag. Which one a provider accepts varies, so check the provider guidance on this page before purchasing.
Yes. Providers that support BIMI require your domain to enforce DMARC with p=quarantine or p=reject. A monitoring-only p=none policy will not activate logo display. Set up DMARC first, then publish your BIMI record.
No. A correct BIMI record makes your logo eligible, but each provider applies its own additional checks, caching and eligibility rules, and none of them guarantee display. Treat BIMI as an opt-in signal, not a switch.
BIMI logos must be square SVG files in the SVG Tiny Portable/Secure (tiny-ps) profile, hosted over HTTPS. Scripts, event handlers, external references, animations and embedded raster images are not allowed. Use the validation button after generating your record to check your file.
Create a TXT record in your DNS provider at the host name shown by the tool (for example default._bimi.example.com) with the generated value. After DNS propagates, verify the full setup with our BIMI Record Checker.
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