It’s possible to send emails from a cPanel email address using Gmail, without additional Google Fetcher set up. It’s a simple process, and a fast solution for using your cPanel email for personal or business matters.
To set up the cPanel email, you need to follow these steps:
1. Go to Gmail, click on the gear button and then choose the Settings option:
2. Go to Accounts and Import and locate the Send mail as: option. Click on Add another email address:
3. You will get the following pop-up window. Add your name and cPanel email address. Keep Treat as an alias checkmark if you wish to receive the emails to your current Gmail inbox:
4. Next step is to set up an SMTP server. Use the following settings for the correct setup:
SMTP server: server your account is hosted on
Username: full cPanel email address
Password: password for your email account
Port: 465 (with Secured connection using SSL option enabled)
or 25 (with Secured connection using TLS option enabled)
5. You will need to verify your email. A verification code will be sent to your cPanel email account. It can be checked in Webmail.
6. Verify your cPanel email account. After that, you will see it appear in the Accounts and Import section:
7. In the When replying to a message section you can use Reply from the same address the message was sent to option if you do not want to manually select the From field for each email you receive:
8. After these steps, you will be able to choose which email address to send from in the From field on Gmail:
You can now use your cPanel email address as a sender email in Gmail.
That’s it!
