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How to Add Multiple Email Accounts to iPhone

By: Sam Patwegar | January 15, 2025

If you are using multiple Email Accounts, you can add them all to the Mail App on iPhone and access all your Email Accounts from within the Mail App.

Once Email Accounts are added to iPhone, you will be able to operate all your Email Accounts from within the Mail App, without the need to login to your individual email accounts.

The Mail App automatically separates Email Messages received from different Email providers and Groups them in-to separate Folders, named after the Service provider (Gmail, Outlook and others).

Hotmail and Gmail Boxer on iPhone

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Add Multiple Email Accounts to iPhone

The Mail App readily supports iCloud, Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and most other popular Email service providers and automatically adds them to iPhone.

You can find below the steps to Add Multiple Email Accounts to iPhone, set your Default Email Address and switch between different Email Accounts.

1. Steps to Add Multiple Email Accounts to iPhone

If you have already added an Email Account to iPhone, the steps to add your second or multple email accounts to iPhone are practically the same.

1. Go to Settings > Mail > Accounts > Add Account > select your Email Service provider.

Select Email Provider Option on iPhone

2. On the next two screens, enter your Email Address and Password to Sign-in.

3. On the next screen, move the toggle next to Mail to ON position and tap on Save.

Enable Gmail On iPhone

Note: If you want to, you can also Enable Contacts, Calendars & Notes.

4. Repeat the above steps for other Email Accounts (if any).

Note: You will have to go through additional steps, if 2-factor authentication has been enabled for your Email Accounts.

2. Set Default Email Address on iPhone

When you have multiple Email Accounts on iPhone, you can designate a particular email account as your  Default Email Account for sending Emails from iPhone.

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1. Go to Settings > Mail > scroll down and tap on Default Account.

Set Default Email Account Option on iPhone

Note: The “Default Account” option appears only when there are two or more Email Accounts on iPhone.

2. On the next screen, select the Email Account that you want to set as your Default Account for sending Messages from iPhone.

Choose Default Account on iPhone

After this, the Default Email Address will always appear as the From Address, while sending Emails from your device.

3. Switch Between Different Email Accounts on iPhone

The Mail App makes it really easy to Switch between your personal, work and other Email Accounts.

1. Open the Mail App on your iPhone and tap on the Compose button, located at bottom-right corner of the screen.

Compose New Email Icon on iPhone

2. On New Message screen, tap on From: Email Address Field twice and you will see the option to select Email account to send the Email from.

Select Email Account For Option on iPhone

3. Select the Email Account from which you want to send the Email from and it will appear in the From field.

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