The only tool that self-heals your artwork into a strict W3C SVG Tiny P/S file — with real-time compliance feedback, DNS record generation, and AI-powered vectorization.
Drag & drop or click to select a file
Enter a domain and we'll silently extract the highest-resolution logo, then convert it to a BIMI-compliant SVG Tiny P/S file.
We also automatically run a DMARC check and generate your BIMI DNS record.
Add this TXT record to your DNS zone under the name default._bimi.yourdomain.com
Three steps from raw artwork to a production-ready BIMI record.
Upload a PNG, JPG, or SVG — or let us fetch it directly from your domain's metadata. No account required.
Our engine strips invalid XML, enforces 1:1 aspect ratio, applies a solid background, and outputs a strict W3C SVG Tiny P/S file.
Copy your generated BIMI DNS TXT record and add it to your zone. Your brand logo appears in supporting email clients.
Everything you need to understand Brand Indicators for Message Identification.
BIMI requires a DMARC policy of p=quarantine or p=reject at the organizational domain level. A p=none policy is insufficient — your domain must actively enforce email authentication before any BIMI record will be honored by receiving mail servers.
DMARC builds on SPF and DKIM alignment. Both mechanisms must pass for a message to be considered DMARC-compliant, ensuring that only legitimate senders can display your brand indicator.
DMARC RequiredA Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) is issued by an accredited CA against a registered trademark, enabling BIMI display in Gmail, Apple Mail, and Yahoo. A Common Mark Certificate (CMC) requires no trademark but has more limited support.
Certificate RequiredBIMI mandates SVG Tiny P/S — a strict subset of SVG 1.2 Tiny. No embedded bitmaps, no external references, no scripts, no relative dimensions. The file must declare a 1:1 viewBox and a solid background fill.
W3C CompliantThe BIMI record is a DNS TXT entry at default._bimi.yourdomain.com containing a v=BIMI1 tag and an l= tag pointing to your hosted SVG file over HTTPS.
Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Apple Mail (iOS/macOS), Fastmail, and Cloudmark all support BIMI display. Microsoft Outlook support is expected to expand. The standard is governed by the AuthIndicators Working Group.
Growing AdoptionOur AI conversion engine automatically strips <image> elements, removes xlink:href bitmap references, enforces viewBox="0 0 1 1" normalization, and wraps the artwork in a compliant <rect> background.
Not always. Some mail providers support BIMI with a CMC or even without a certificate (logo-only). However, for Gmail display, a VMC from an accredited CA such as Entrust or DigiCert is required.
Your organizational domain must have a DMARC policy of p=quarantine or p=reject. A p=none monitoring-only policy will not satisfy BIMI requirements.
SVG Tiny P/S is a security-hardened subset of SVG that eliminates attack vectors like embedded scripts, external resource loading, and JavaScript. Mail clients require this profile to safely render logos without exposing users to malicious content.
The SVG must be served over HTTPS from a publicly accessible URL. It should not require authentication. A CDN is recommended for reliability. The URL is referenced in the l= tag of your BIMI DNS record.