Free DKIM Record Checker
Instantly check your domain's DKIM record and validate your email authentication setup to ensure your emails reach the inbox.
Tip: You can also use the format selector._domainkey.domain.com in the Domain field and leave Selector empty.
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Enter Domain & Selector
Option 1: Enter domain:selector (e.g., saleshandy.com:google). Option 2: Enter the full host format selector._domainkey.domain.com in the Domain field and leave Selector empty.
Instant DNS Lookup
We query your DNS records in real time and retrieve your DKIM public key using the domain and selector you provided.
Get Actionable Results
See your full DKIM record, public key validation status, and specific steps to fix any configuration issues.
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Contact supportThe DKIM Check tool performs a DKIM record test against a domain name and selector for a valid published DKIM key record. There are two ways to use it: Option 1 — enter domain:selector (e.g., saleshandy.com:google) where the domain and selector are separated by a colon. Option 2 — enter the host/name format selector._domainkey.domain.com in the Domain Name field and leave the Selector field empty.
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