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Create an email account in cPanel

Learn how to create an email account with your domain from cPanel in just a few steps.

Published: 27/06/2026Updated: 07/07/2026

Introduction

From cPanel you can create email accounts with your own domain, such as info@yourdomain.com or sales@yourdomain.com. After that, you can use them from webmail, Outlook, Thunderbird, Android or iPhone.

Steps to create the account

  1. Sign in to cPanel.
  2. Find the Email section.
  3. Click Email Accounts.
  4. Click Create.
  5. Select the correct domain if you have more than one.
  6. Enter the mailbox name, for example info.
  7. Create a strong password or use the password generator.
  8. Set the mailbox space if cPanel asks for it.
  9. Review the details.
  10. Click Create.

How to access the new mailbox

You can access it through webmail or from a mail program using:

TypeServerPortSecurity
IMAPmail.yourdomain.com993SSL/TLS
POP3mail.yourdomain.com995SSL/TLS
SMTPmail.yourdomain.com465SSL/TLS
Alternative SMTPmail.yourdomain.com587STARTTLS

The username must always be the full email address.

Common problems

I can’t create the account

You may be selecting the wrong domain, using an invalid mailbox name, or hitting a limit on your plan.

I can’t log in to webmail

Make sure you’re entering the full email address and the correct password for that account, not your cPanel password.

The account receives email but can’t send

Check the SMTP settings in your mail program. It must use authentication with that same account.

Conclusion

Creating an email account in cPanel is simple: open Email Accounts, choose the domain, define the mailbox name and password, and save. You can then use it from webmail or set it up on your devices.