Free DKIM Checker & Lookup
Use our free DKIM record checker to instantly verify whether your domain is properly authenticated
Why DKIM is Important
What is DKIM
DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is an email authentication method that proves an email was actually sent by your domain and wasn’t modified in transit.
- Whether a DKIM record exists
- If the DKIM public key is properly formatted
- If the selector resolves correctly
- Potential issues that can cause DKIM failure
What is a DKIM Selector?
A DKIM selector is a unique label used to locate your DKIM public key in DNS.
- Google Workspace → google
- Microsoft 365 → selector1, selector2
- SendGrid → s1, s2
- Mailgun → mg
How the DKIM Record Checker Works
This free tool checks whether your DKIM record is correctly published in DNS.
- Enter your domain name
- Enter your DKIM selector
- We perform a live DNS TXT lookup
- You instantly see if the DKIM record is valid
DKIM Check Results Explained
This free tool checks whether your DKIM record is correctly published in DNS.
- Valid DKIM Record
- DKIM Record Found but Invalid
- No DKIM Record Found
Common DKIM Issues
Misconfigured DKIM can hurt deliverability even with good content.
- Using the wrong selector
- Incomplete DKIM record
- Broken or split TXT values
- Multiple records with the same selector
- DNS changes not fully propagated
DKIM, SPF, and DMARC (Quick Context)
DKIM works best when combined with other email authentication methods.
- SPF – verifies sending servers
- DMARC – tells inbox providers how to handle authentication failures
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need DKIM to send emails?
Can I have multiple DKIM selectors?
Why does DKIM pass but emails still go to spam?
Is DKIM enough without SPF or DMARC?
Does this tool store my domain data?