How DKIM works
Your mail server signs every email with a private key. You publish the matching public key in DNS at selector._domainkey.your-domain. The recipient uses it to check that the email comes from you and was not changed on the way.
- Use a separate selector for each sending service and rotate the key from time to time, for example once a year.
- Sending services such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 generate the key themselves, you do not need this generator there.
Learn more: Finding your DKIM selector