Validate a domain's BIMI logo

Built for brand and email teams, this check helps with a BIMI launch or explains why a verified logo still does not appear.

Validate a domain's BIMI declaration, retrieve its published logo and identify what could prevent the mark from appearing correctly in inboxes.

How to use

Enter the domain to check, or use the selector@domain form when you need to test a specific BIMI declaration.
Run the test so the DNS lookup and analysis of the published declaration can be performed.
Read the result to find the logo, the records discovered and any blocking issue.
If the logo is missing, review the listed requirements before changing your DNS configuration.
Check again later if you have just published a record, because DNS propagation can take time.

Example

A marketing team prepares for a verified logo in inboxes. They test the main domain to see whether a BIMI declaration is published, then note missing items before asking their DNS provider to make corrections.

Limits and formats

The check depends on public DNS availability and propagation at the time of the test.
A positive result does not guarantee the logo will appear in every mailbox, because each email provider applies its own rules.
The tool changes nothing in your DNS zone and does not replace official brand or certificate validation.
If the domain uses several selectors, test the one that matches the configuration actually published.

Where processing happens

The domain or selector you enter is sent to the YOORfree server, which queries public DNS or the target site itself and returns the result. No file is uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my BIMI logo not showing?

Common causes include a missing record, the wrong selector, an invalid certificate or the email provider's own rules. The check can reveal useful clues, but it cannot force a logo to appear in an inbox.

Should I enter just the domain or include a selector?

Start with the domain alone to see the default declaration. If your setup uses a specific selector, enter the selector@domain form next to test that variant.

Does the test change my DNS records?

No. It only reads public information. It does not write to your DNS zone or change any setting at your hosting or email provider.