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Email Header Analyzer — Trace Delays, SPF, DKIM & DMARC

Paste the raw headers of an email to see its whole journey: every server hop with the time it took, the SPF, DKIM and DMARC results, the originating IP, and warning signs like a mismatched Reply-To or Return-Path. Find out why a message arrived late, landed in spam or looks like phishing — without uploading it anywhere.

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Como usar: Email Header Analyzer

  1. Open the email and copy its full headers: in Gmail use ⋮ → Show original; in Outlook File → Properties → Internet headers; in Apple Mail View → Message → All Headers.
  2. Paste them into the box — the analysis appears immediately.
  3. Read the summary: sender, the SPF / DKIM / DMARC verdicts and any warnings about spoofing.
  4. Look at the hops from first to last server to find where a delay happened, and the originating IP.

Reading email headers

Every mail server that handles a message adds a Received: line at the top, so the headers list the journey in reverse. The analyzer turns them around, works out the time between each hop and highlights slow ones — a delay of minutes usually points at a spam filter, greylisting or a queue on that server.

CheckWhat it proves
SPFThe sending server’s IP is allowed by the sender domain’s DNS record
DKIMThe message was signed by the domain in d= and wasn’t changed on the way
DMARCSPF or DKIM passed for the same domain as the visible From address — the key anti-spoofing check

Signs of phishing

Be careful when DMARC fails, when the Reply-To or Return-Path uses a different domain than From, or when the display name claims to be a company the address doesn’t match. To check your own domain’s records, use the Email DNS Checker.

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Ferramentas que combinam com: Email Header Analyzer

  • DNS Lookup — Query all common DNS record types for a domain in one go, with TTLs, sorted MX records and an SPF/DMARC email-authentication summary.
  • Pesquisa WHOIS — Digite um domínio para ver seu registrador, as datas de criação e validade, a idade do domínio, os códigos de status, os servidores de nomes e o DNSSEC — ou um endereço IP para descobrir a rede e a organização que o possui.
  • Qual é o meu IP? — Seu endereço IP público e tudo o que seu navegador revela aos sites que você visita — agente do usuário, tela, idioma, fuso horário e cabeçalhos de solicitação.
  • HTTP Header Checker — Fetch any URL and see exactly what the server sends back — status code, redirect chain and every response header, with a plain-English explanation of the ones that matter for SEO, caching and security.

Perguntas frequentes

How do I find the full headers of an email?
Gmail: open the message, click ⋮ and choose Show original. Outlook: open it, then File → Properties → Internet headers. Apple Mail: View → Message → All Headers. Copy everything above the message body.
How do I find where an email was sent from?
The analyzer shows the originating IP: the first external server in the Received chain. Webmail services often hide the sender’s own IP and show their server instead.
Why was my email delayed?
Look at the hop with the largest delay. Minutes at the receiving side often mean greylisting or spam scanning; a delay on the sender’s side means a queue or a retry after a temporary error.
Are my headers uploaded?
No. They are parsed in your browser and never sent anywhere — important, because headers contain addresses and server details.
Posso instalar o Email Header Analyzer como um aplicativo da web e usá-lo offline?
Sim. O Email Header Analyzer é um aplicativo da web instalável (PWA) — instalado a partir do seu navegador, não baixado de uma loja de aplicativos. Clique em “Instalar aplicativo” na parte superior desta página no Chrome ou no Edge (Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS) ou, no Android, use “Compartilhar” → “Adicionar à tela inicial” no iPhone e no iPad, ou “Arquivo” → “Adicionar ao Dock” no Safari 17+ em um Mac. Em seguida, ela se abre em uma janela própria com seu próprio ícone e, como é executada inteiramente no seu navegador, continua funcionando offline. O Firefox no desktop não permite a instalação de aplicativos da web. Como funciona a instalação.

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