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Generate a BIMI DNS record so your brand's logo displays next to your emails in Gmail, Yahoo and Apple Mail — free, instant, no signup.
Must be a Tiny PS SVG file hosted at an HTTPS URL
Required by Gmail to display your logo — a Verified Mark Certificate from an authorized CA
BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) is a DNS-based email standard that lets your brand's logo appear next to your emails in supporting inboxes — including Gmail, Yahoo, and Apple Mail. It builds directly on top of DKIM, SPF and DMARC, and is the newest addition to the email authentication stack.
If you have not yet set up DMARC enforcement, start with our DMARC generator first — BIMI will not work without it.
A recognizable logo in the inbox increases trust and can measurably improve open rates, since your brand becomes visually distinct from generic sender icons or first-letter avatars. It also signals to recipients that you have serious, properly configured email infrastructure — the same signal DMARC enforcement itself sends to inbox providers.
You don't need a VMC for every provider, but Gmail specifically requires a Verified Mark Certificate to display your logo. Some other providers like Yahoo may show your logo without one.
The most common reason is DMARC not being enforced (p=none instead of p=quarantine or p=reject). BIMI logos only display when DMARC enforcement is active and your sending reputation is solid.
BIMI requires a square SVG file that follows the Tiny PS profile — a restricted, simplified SVG format — hosted over HTTPS. A regular SVG export from most design tools will need adjustment to meet this spec.