Upload a sending domain's sender logo
Replace the identity's logo with an SVG. The file is rebuilt into the SVG Tiny PS profile mailboxes require: editor bookkeeping and unsupported attributes are dropped, and the result is what the URL serves. It must be square, draw with shapes rather than <text> (convert text to outlines), reference nothing outside itself, and come to at most 32 KB once rebuilt. A file that cannot be rebuilt answers 422 validation_error with a detail naming what to change, and the previous logo stays in place.
A mailbox that supports BIMI shows this logo beside mail from the identity, once two DNS records are in place: a default._bimi.<host> TXT record naming the logo's URL (returned as bimi_record), and a DMARC policy of p=quarantine or p=reject applied to all mail. readiness is a fresh reading of both from public DNS. Providers decide whether to display a logo, so DNS readiness alone does not guarantee display. Gmail additionally requires a VMC or CMC certificate, which Sendly neither issues nor checks.
The URL is keyed by the identity and never changes, so the record is published once. Until a logo is uploaded it serves a default: the domain's initial on a coloured square. It serves nothing (serving is false) until the identity verifies, and nothing while the project is disabled.
Requires the domains:write scope — Add and remove sending domains, and trigger verification.
Request
- Base URL: https://api.sendly.now
- URL: https://api.sendly.now/api/v1/domains/{id}/logo
- Auth: one of:
- HTTP bearer
- API key in cookie better-auth.session_token
- OAuth 2 (authorization code, authorization URL https://app.sendly.now/api/auth/oauth2/authorize, token URL https://app.sendly.now/api/auth/oauth2/token, scopes: domains:write)
Path parameters
Resource id.
Request body
Response
The identity's sender logo, now the uploaded file
Changes
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