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Email testing, domain health, deliverability, and DNS tools

Use these free MailSlurp tools to verify sender setup, diagnose delivery issues, audit message quality, and create disposable inboxes for QA. The hub is organized around the real jobs teams do: publish sender DNS safely, debug mail failures faster, and ship cleaner email before the release window closes.

Coverage

32 tools

Free checks across sender auth, deliverability, content QA, and test inbox workflows.

Structure

4 workflow lanes

Start with the workflow you need to check, then open the tool that answers that exact question.

Primary use

Faster troubleshooting

Check domains, messages, and infrastructure before launches or during incidents.

Conversion path

Free check to product

Every lane connects the free check to the MailSlurp workflow that makes it repeatable.

Intent-led tool hub

Start with the job, then move into the exact check

Live library

Primary paths

1

Fix sender authentication

Start with SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and domain-health checks when a domain change, migration, or enforcement rollout is planned.

2

Audit a message before send

Use pre-send QA tools when one broken link, missing image, or invalid HTML block can affect activation, billing, or lifecycle performance.

3

Investigate inbox problems

Move into headers, blacklist checks, inbox placement, and reverse DNS when delivery or trust is already in question.

4

Create a safe test environment

Use disposable inboxes and setup helpers when QA or automation needs isolated mailboxes instead of production addresses.

What the section covers

SPF checker
DNS propagation checker
Email header analyzer
DKIM checker
SMTP tester
SPF DKIM DMARC checker

Problem lanes

4 jobs

Structured around sender auth, diagnostics, content QA, and safe test environments.

Conversion path

Free check to product workflow

Each lane connects the free diagnostic to the MailSlurp capability behind it.

Product path

Use the free tool hub as the front door to deeper MailSlurp workflows

The best tool pages do not stop at the check itself. They answer the immediate question, then make the upgrade path obvious when the job needs saved history, repeatable automation, and clearer ownership.

Saved checks

Move from one-off tools into shared operational history

Free tools answer the first question. MailSlurp workflows keep the evidence, owners, and rerun history available for future launches and incident reviews.

Automation

Promote diagnostics into CI, launch gates, and sender reviews

The strongest workflows run before campaigns, releases, and migrations so auth drift, broken markup, or deliverability risk is caught before traffic starts.

Team visibility

Give platform, QA, and deliverability owners one common view

Keep MailSlurp checks connected to the teams that need them instead of distributing screenshots and ad hoc notes across Slack threads.

Use case

Domain auth and DNS

Use these tools when you are publishing sender records, validating a migration, checking domain health, or confirming whether mailbox providers can see the DNS state you expect after a change.

Tool 1

Domain monitor

Run a one-shot domain health check that scores SPF, DMARC, enforcement, and MX posture together.

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Tool 2

Email auth checker

Run SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, MX, MTA-STS, and TLS-RPT checks together for one sender-domain verdict.

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Tool 3

DNS lookup

Start here to troubleshoot SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, and routing issues.

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Tool 4

DNS propagation checker

Verify when SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and MX DNS updates are fully visible.

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Tool 5

DMARC checker

Validate DMARC policy, alignment, and reporting configuration.

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Tool 6

DMARC domain lookup

Fetch DMARC DNS records and inspect warnings, tags, and validity.

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Tool 7

DMARC record generator

Create DMARC TXT record values with policy and reporting tags.

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Tool 8

DMARC record validator

Validate required DMARC tags with a pass/fail checklist.

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Tool 9

SPF checker

Check SPF DNS records and validate authorized senders for your domain.

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Tool 10

SPF record generator

Generate SPF TXT record values with safer rollout guidance.

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Tool 11

DKIM checker

Validate DKIM TXT records and selector configuration for signed mail.

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Tool 12

DKIM record generator

Generate DKIM selector records for signed email setup.

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Tool 13

MX lookup

Check MX DNS records for a domain and verify email routing.

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Tool 14

BIMI checker

Validate BIMI readiness requirements and jump into live DNS checks.

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Tool 15

BIMI domain lookup

Run a direct BIMI DNS lookup for live record validation.

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Tool 16

BIMI record generator

Generate BIMI TXT values for branded sender logos.

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Tool 17

MTA-STS checker

Verify MTA-STS DNS policy and .well-known policy file.

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Tool 18

MTA-STS record generator

Generate MTA-STS DNS and policy-file content.

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Tool 19

TLS reporting checker

Validate TLS-RPT DNS records for SMTP TLS report delivery.

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Tool 20

TLS reporting record generator

Build RFC 8460 TLS-RPT TXT values for your domain.

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Use case

Deliverability diagnostics

Start here when a message lands in the wrong folder, fails authentication, or behaves differently across providers after a release or template change.

Use case

Content, rendering, and pre-send QA

Use this section before launch when your team needs to confirm that a template renders as expected across mailbox clients, does not ship broken markup into production, and passes a practical pre-send audit.

Use case

Sender reputation and inbox placement

Use these tools when stakeholders ask whether messages are reaching inboxes, whether your sending infrastructure looks healthy, or whether reputation issues are throttling delivery.

Use case

Test inbox and setup utilities

Choose these utilities when you need a disposable evaluation flow, a private inbox for QA, or a quick setup helper while wiring email automation into test and staging environments.