Free SPF Generator Tool

SPF Generator: Create Your SPF Record Easily

Generate a valid SPF record, define authorized sending servers, and improve email authentication and deliverability.

Results

  • Free SPF generator
  • Instant results
  • No signup required

What does this SPF generator analyze?

Build a complete SPF record and get a clean, valid configuration for your domain and email sending setup.

SPF record generation

Create a ready-to-use SPF TXT record for your domain.

Authorized sender configuration

Define which services and IPs can send emails.

SPF syntax builder

Automatically generate valid SPF format and structure.

Policy configuration

Choose how unauthorized senders are handled.

DNS lookup estimation

Check that your record stays under the 10 lookup limit.

Error prevention

Avoid duplicate records, invalid syntax, and misconfigurations.

How it works

SPF Record Examples

Here are common SPF configurations used across popular email setups.

01

Google Workspace

v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all

02

Microsoft 365

v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com ~all

03

Mailgun

v=spf1 include:mailgun.org ~all

04

Custom IP

v=spf1 ip4:203.0.113.5 ~all

05

Multiple senders

v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com include:mailgun.org ~all

06

Strict policy

v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com -all

How SPF Works and Why It Matters

SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is a DNS TXT record that defines which servers are allowed to send emails for your domain.

When an email is received, the server checks your SPF record and compares the sending source against your policy.

If the sender is authorized, SPF passes. If not, it may fail and increase spam or rejection risk. A correct SPF setup improves authentication and supports deliverability.

SPF process includes:

Sender sends email - Receiving server checks SPF record - IP is validated against policy - Email passes or fails

Example:

v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ip4:192.0.2.10 ~all

Common SPF Errors This Tool Prevents

No SPF record

Domain has no protection.

Multiple SPF records

Only one SPF record is allowed.

Too many DNS lookups

More than 10 lookups → SPF fails.

Invalid syntax

Incorrect formatting breaks validation.

Overly permissive record

Weak policy reduces protection.

Missing policy

No ~all or -all defined.

Free SPF Generator to Create a Valid SPF Record

Use this SPF generator to create an SPF record for your domain, define authorized sending servers, and improve email authentication.

SPF is a DNS TXT record that tells receiving servers which IPs and services can send emails on behalf of your domain. If your SPF record is missing or misconfigured, your emails are more likely to fail authentication or land in spam.

This tool helps you generate a valid SPF record, configure sending sources, and avoid common errors.

Your SPF Record

Generated Record

Complete SPF TXT record ready to copy

Configuration Summary

Included services, IPs, policy, and DNS lookups

Issues & Fixes

Detected risks & recommended improvements

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SPF Generator FAQ

SPF Basics

What is an SPF record?
An SPF record is a DNS TXT record that defines authorized email senders.
Where is SPF stored?
In DNS as a TXT record.

SPF Generator

How do I create an SPF record?
Use an SPF generator and publish the record in DNS.
What is an SPF generator?
A tool that automatically creates valid SPF records.

SPF Policy

What does ~all mean?
Soft fail, emails are accepted but flagged.
What does -all mean?
Strict fail, unauthorized emails are rejected.

Errors

What is an SPF error?
A configuration issue in your SPF record.
What happens with multiple SPF records?
SPF validation fails completely.

Deliverability

Does SPF improve deliverability?
Yes, it increases trust and reduces spoofing.
Is SPF enough?
No, combine with DKIM and DMARC.

Setup

How long does SPF take to work?
Usually a few minutes to 48 hours (DNS propagation).
Should I use -all?
Yes, once your configuration is complete and verified.