A BIMI SVG Logo Converter is a specialized tool designed to transform your brand logo into the required SVG Tiny 1.2 format, ensuring compatibility with BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) standards
BIMI SVG Logo Converter
Create a BIMI Record to Enhance Brand Recognition
Acquiring a properly formatted company logo is a critical initial step in the BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) implementation process. In the past, creating a compliant logo file required the expertise of a graphic designer and the use of specialized design tools such as Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator to ensure the file met the necessary standards.
To streamline this process, our system automates the conversion of your logo into the required SVG Tiny 1.2 format, eliminating the need for manual adjustments. Simply provide the tool with access to your vector-based logo file, and it will automatically convert it into the appropriate format. Our system supports multiple methods for input:
- Parse from a URL: If your logo is hosted online, you can provide a public URL or domain where the file is located.
- Direct Upload : Alternatively, you can upload the logo file directly from your computer to our BIMI SVG Converter.
This automated solution ensures your logo complies with BIMI’s technical requirements, including proper scaling, aspect ratio, and the removal of unsupported elements like animations or gradients. The result is a fully optimized SVG file ready for secure hosting and integration into your BIMI record.
DO's and DON’Ts for BIMI SVG Tiny P/S Document
DOs:
- Use DMARCtron’s BIMI Record Checker to see if your domain already contains a BIMI record.
- Convert your company logo into a BIMI-compatible format using DMARCtron's BIMI Logo Converter
- If you can’t fix the issues with our tool, you might have to resort to your designer’s help or make it using a third-party visual application like Adobe, InkScape, etc., to get a BIMI Compliant SVG logo.
- Apply for a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC).
DON’Ts:
- Host your logo on a website that doesn't contain an SSL certificate.
- Use a logo that contains external images (href=”data:img/png;base64).
- Implement BIMI before advancing your DMARC policy to quarantine or reject.
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Q. What Is BIMI Logo Converter?
The logo referenced by a Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) record must be in a specific SVG Tiny Portable/Secure (SVG P/S) format. Existing graphic design software and generator tools don’t support that format yet.
DMARCtron provides a tool to fix SVG Tiny 1.2 issues and convert SVG Tiny 1.2 images and logos to BIMI-compatible SVG P/S images.
Q. How to create a BIMI SVG logo?
A BIMI-compatible logo is a square vector image, formatted into SVG Tiny 1.2 format. The correctly-formatted file must be published on a website with an SSL Certificate (https:// and NOT http://).
With that in mind, you can create your BIMI SVG Logo in one of the two ways:
- Automatically: Our BIMI Logo Converter tool makes the required changes without you even noticing.
- Manually: If you’re having trouble using our BIMI SVG Logo Converter tool, you can use our step-by-step guide to perform the changes manually using InkScape.
Q. How to Troubleshoot Most Common Issues During Logo Conversion?
During logo conversion, our platform uses the RNC Schema for BIMI SVG logo verification. We return a list of errors in case your logo contains issues or doesn’t meet the requirements.
The most common errors include the following:
- value of attribute “version” is invalid; must be equal to “1.2”
- element “svg” missing required attribute “baseProfile”
- missing required element “title”
To fix the issues, always focus on early errors, as resolving them often clears up issues reported later in the list. For example, if the attribute “version” value is invalid, it must be equal to “1.2,” which indicates that your logo is not BIMI SVG Tiny 1.2. Rectifying that error might also cause other issues (not all) to disappear.
One of the most common problems with the BIMI SVG Logo is the usage of bitmap images in the logo file. To find out if that’s the case, follow these steps:
- Download your logo.
- Open the SVG file on Notepad (Windows) or another Text Editor file.
- Check or Find the word “/img” or “base64.”
- If the search returns a result, your logo contains an external bitmap image that should be deleted.
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