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How to Set Up Hostinger Email in Outlook for Windows (Hostinger Webmail)

Setting up your Hostinger email on Outlook for Windows ensures seamless and secure access to your messages across all devices. This guide walks you through b...

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Updated 11 Aug 2025 1 min read 4,101 total views

Setting up your Hostinger email on Outlook for Windows ensures seamless and secure access to your messages across all devices. This guide walks you through both the automatic and manual configuration options, including necessary server details, step-by-step instructions, and helpful troubleshooting tips.


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Key Points in the Article:

  1. Prerequisites: A created Hostinger email account, domain pointed to Hostinger, proper MX records added. Hostinger Help Center

  2. Email configuration details:

    • IMAP (recommended): Host: imap.hostinger.com, Port: 993, Encryption: SSL/TLS

    • POP (alternative): Host: pop.hostinger.com, Port: 995, Encryption: SSL/TLS

    • SMTP (outgoing): Host: smtp.hostinger.com, Port: 465, Encryption: SSL/TLS Hostinger Help Center

  3. Outlook setup steps:

    1. Open Outlook, click Add Account, enter full Hostinger email address, click Continue.

    2. Choose IMAP or POP based on preference.

    3. Input incoming and outgoing server settings accordingly.

    4. Proceed with Outlook's connection test, then click Done once successful. Hostinger Help Center

  4. Troubleshooting tips:

    • Double-check server settings and SSL/TLS settings.

    • Verify correct email and password; reset the password if needed.

    • Ensure DNS (MX and SPF records) is properly configured. Hostinger Help Center

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