BIMI Group explains sender-specific logos with the lps tag
July guidance explains how DNS can select different BIMI logos for addresses on one domain, with support depending on the receiving provider.
1 min readFree · Open source · Private by design
Set up BIMI with clear, independent tools that check every public requirement—without an account, a sales call, or a black box.
Check DMARC, the BIMI record, hosted SVG, and mark certificate in one pass.
The open toolkit
Each tool works on its own. Together they cover the full public BIMI setup path.
Follow the public chain from DMARC policy to assertion record, hosted SVG, and certificate.
Check a domain 02Inspect your logo locally for Tiny PS structure, unsafe content, file size, and inbox compatibility.
Validate a logo 03Build a correct TXT name and value, then copy both into any DNS provider.
Build your recordThe whole path
BIMI sits on top of healthy email authentication. OpenBIMI shows what is public, what is missing, and what still needs a human decision.
Start guided setupAuthenticate legitimate mail and move the policy to quarantine or reject at full coverage.
Convert the logo to the restricted Tiny PS profile and design for small, masked crops.
Use a VMC or CMC when the mailbox providers you care about require certification.
Add the BIMI TXT record, wait for DNS propagation, and check the public result.
Honest by design
Mailbox providers still apply reputation, volume, certificate, and local display policies. OpenBIMI separates technical validity from provider eligibility so you know exactly what a result proves.
Straight answers
From authentication to inbox display, our guides walk you through the parts that matter.
Explore the guidesYes. The checker, record generator, SVG validator, and guides are free and open source. There is no account or usage paywall.
No. BIMI gives providers a verified signal, but each mailbox provider decides whether and how to display an indicator using its own reputation and eligibility policies.
The core BIMI record supports self-asserted logos, but Gmail and several other major providers require a mark certificate. Support without one is limited.
No. We inspect public records and generate values for you to copy. You stay in control of every DNS change.
July guidance explains how DNS can select different BIMI logos for addresses on one domain, with support depending on the receiving provider.
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