NexMailPro Free Tools

DNS Tools

DKIM Record Lookup

Lookup a DKIM TXT record by domain and selector to confirm whether signing keys are published.

Lookup host

selector._domainkey

Best for

Outbound auth setup

Output

Published DKIM value

On This Page

Run the free dkim record lookup workflow directly from the page.
Move into API, SDK, Laravel, JavaScript, or WordPress integrations from the linked docs.
Use the examples below to test real domains, selectors, or email inputs quickly.

DNS Tools

Lookup a DKIM selector

Enter the domain and selector to query the published DKIM TXT record under `_domainkey`.

Use a clean hostname like example.com without https:// or a path.

Use the selector provided by your sending platform, such as default or google.

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What You Get

Built for deliverability and integration work

Selector-aware lookup

Review the exact DKIM record tied to the selector your sending platform expects.

Deployment-friendly

Useful after DNS changes, provider migrations, or new signing configuration rollouts.

Authentication workflow ready

Use with the SPF and DMARC tools to audit the full DNS authentication layer.

FAQ

DKIM Record Lookup questions

What is a DKIM selector?

A selector identifies which published public key a receiver should use when checking a DKIM signature.

Why do I need both a domain and selector?

DKIM records live on `selector._domainkey.yourdomain.com`, so both pieces are required to query the record.

Does this validate message signatures?

No. It confirms whether the DNS record is published. Signature validation happens when actual mail is received.

Next Step

Start free, then wire NexMailPro into your stack

Use the free tool for manual checks, then move into the REST API, JavaScript SDK, PHP SDK, Laravel package, or WordPress plugin when you are ready to automate.