DKIM Checker
Look up your DKIM record, detect published selectors, validate the public key and flag weak keys - so you know your mail is properly signed. Free, no signup.
Selector detection
Probes common selectors (Google, Microsoft, Mailchimp…) to find your published DKIM keys.
Public key
Retrieves and parses the p= public key from your DKIM TXT record.
Key strength
Warns on weak keys below 1024-bit, which modern providers may reject.
Missing records
Tells you if no DKIM is published so unsigned mail can be fixed before it bounces.
DKIM FAQ
What is a DKIM selector?
A selector is a label (e.g. google._domainkey) that points to a specific DKIM public key in DNS, letting you rotate keys and run several senders. This tool probes the selectors common providers use.
Why can't DKIM be found?
DKIM is only discoverable if you know the selector. If yours uses a custom selector we don't probe, the record may still exist - check your email provider's DKIM setup for the exact selector name.
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This is one check. A full scan runs them all.
FreeThe DKIM Checker covers one area. A full scan runs every check on the same site in one go, so nothing it does not reach goes unnoticed.
Covered by this check
- DKIM selector detection
- Public-key retrieval
- Key-strength check
- Missing-record detection
Added by a full scan
- SPF & DMARC analysis
- MTA-STS, TLS-RPT & BIMI checks
- DNS security (DNSSEC, CAA)
- SSL/TLS certificate validation
- Security headers analysis
- Domain reputation analysis
- Misconfiguration detection
- Continuous monitoring & alerts
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