email-dns-tools/dkim-creator/index.html
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<title>DKIM Record Creator - Generate DKIM DNS Records</title>
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<h1>DKIM Record Creator</h1>
<label for="record">DNS Record</label><br>
<input id="record" type="text" readonly>
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<h2>Create a DKIM DNS Record</h2>
<p>Customize the options below to generate a DKIM record, which will be shown in the input field above.</p>
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<p>
This tool can be used to create DKIM DNS records, which together with a signature header can be used
for authorizing emails.
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When setting up DKIM, you must first generate a public/private key pair. The private key is signed with
the email message and should be automatically included in the DKIM-signature email header, while the
public key should be pasted here in the DKIM DNS record, so that other email servers can verify the
signature.
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Using DKIM prevents your emails from ending up in the receiver's spam folder. It is recommended to also
set up <a href="/spf-creator">SPF</a> (to authorize certain IP addresses to send mail) and
<a href="/dmarc-creator">DMARC</a> (to specify how to handle failed validation), to minimize the risk of
getting your emails flagged as spam.
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This tool only helps with setting up the DNS record. The DKIM-signature email header should be
automatically set by your email provider when sending mails.
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<h3>More tools:</h3>
<a href="/dkim-validator">DKIM Validator Tool</a> &bull;
<a href="/dmarc-creator">DMARC Creator Tool</a> &bull;
<a href="/spf-creator">SPF Creator Tool</a>
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