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DKIM setup walkthroughs by provider
Pick the provider that hosts your DNS (Domain Name System) or sends your mail. Each page shows where the DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) record goes in that provider's console and what to type in each box.
What the DKIM record does
DKIM puts a public key in DNS under a selector name, at selector._domainkey on your domain. Your mail service signs each message with the matching private key, and the receiver fetches the key to check the signature.
The provider generates the key and tells you the selector and the record type, TXT (Text) or CNAME (Canonical Name). Most of each walkthrough is where to paste what the provider gives you.
DKIM providers
- Add a DKIM record in Route 53
- How to set up DKIM on Beget
- Set up DKIM on Cloudflare
- How to set up DKIM on GoDaddy
- Google Workspace DKIM setup
- How to set up DKIM on Microsoft 365
- DKIM on Namecheap: where the key comes from and where it goes
- How to set up DKIM on Reg.ru
Before and after you add DKIM
- How to fix DKIM: what the record does and how a failing one is fixed.
- DKIM: signing, selectors, and the failures you will actually see
- The DKIM check: pass and fail rules
- Walkthroughs for the other records