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BIMI logo requirements (SVG Tiny 1.2)

BIMI logos are “just SVG”… but they must follow a constrained subset (SVG Tiny 1.2) and a few mailbox-provider safety rules.

If you already have an SVG from your designer, the fastest path is to upload it to the converter and see what fails.

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Core checklist (what usually matters)

No embedded raster images

A surprisingly common issue is an SVG that contains an <image> element or a base64 data URL. That means it’s not truly vector, and many validators (and mailbox providers) will reject it.

What to do:

Solid background and safe zone

In inbox UI, logos are shown small and often clipped into shapes. A background color and a safe padding zone keeps the mark readable.

SVG cleanup rules (security + compatibility)

Keep the SVG boring:

Most common failure modes

Next: see BIMI DNS record examples or whether you need a VMC.