How to use
- Enter the email address to check.
- Click "Check".
- The format and MX-record status of the domain are shown.
🎯 Use Cases
- Catch typos before a signup form is submitted
- Pre-validate a marketing mailing list
- Check that a business mail domain is properly configured
Example
Input
[email protected]
Output
✅ Email format is valid ✅ Domain (gmail.com) has a mail server (MX) configured
The address matches the format rules and the gmail.com domain has a mail server (MX record) that can receive mail. It does not verify that the specific mailbox itself exists.
FAQ
- Does it check whether the mailbox actually exists?
- No. It only checks the format and whether the domain has a mail server (MX) configured — it does not verify that the actual mailbox exists.
- If there's no MX record, is the email definitely invalid?
- It likely means the domain can't receive mail, but some services can handle mail via an A record too, so it can't be called 100% certain.
- Is the email I enter stored?
- No. Only the domain is sent to the server for lookup after format checking in your browser.
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