Test and validate your SMTP email configurations with ease
SMTP Host | smtp.gmail.com |
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SMTP Port | 587 (TLS) or 465 (SSL) |
Encryption | TLS or SSL |
Username | Your full Gmail address |
Password | Your Gmail password or app password |
SMTP Host | smtp.office365.com |
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SMTP Port | 587 |
Encryption | TLS |
Username | Your full email address |
Password | Your email password |
SMTP Host | smtp.mail.yahoo.com |
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SMTP Port | 587 or 465 |
Encryption | TLS or SSL |
Username | Your full Yahoo email |
Password | Your app password |
Verify host and port are correct. Check your firewall settings and internet connection.
The server might be down or your network might be blocking the connection. Try a different port or contact your network administrator.
Ensure you're using the correct encryption type. Some servers require specific SSL/TLS settings.
Double-check your username and password. For Gmail and other services with enhanced security, you may need to use an app password.
Some providers require you to allow "less secure apps" or create specific app passwords for SMTP access.
Make sure your account isn't locked due to too many failed attempts. Check if you need to use your full email as username.
Your sender email must match your authentication email or be authorized by the domain.
Check if the recipient email address is valid and correctly formatted.
Many email providers have daily sending limits. Check your provider's policy.
Your test message might be flagged as spam. Try a different subject or content.