Add an email account
You have the ability to add extra email accounts to your main account. The number of email accounts you have is controlled by your web host and shown on the main screen of your cPanel interface.
NOTE: If don't have the ability to add more email accounts, you will need to contact us or upgrade your hosting plan.
Steps - Watch the movie
1 To access the Mail Menu, click on the
icon above the word Mail on the main screen of your cPanel interface.
2 Click on the words Add/Remove Accounts to enter MAIL ACCOUNT MAINTENANCE.
3 Click on the words Add Account.
4 Enter the name of the account, the account's password, and the account's quota (amount of disk space the account can use) in their respective blank fields. In the following picture, sample information has been inputted.
5 Click on the button labelled create to create the account.

NOTE: If the account was created successfully, the following will appear (except it will contain the information you provided in the blank fields rather than the information provided above):
Account Created
The e-mail account documentation@cpdocs.com with the login documentation+cpdocs.com and password test with a quota of 10 megs was successfully created.
Troubleshooting
Some email clients may not recognize non-standard characters for the account name. If the account is not being created, make sure that all fields contain information before clicking on create.
Related Tutorials
Changing your main password
The Password Maintenance Menu allows you to change the password that you use to access your cPanel interface. Your password should be hard to guess, and changed often. Click here to read more...
Access webmail via cPanel
You can use the Mail Menu to access one of the three web mail programs included in cPanel. These programs will allow you to read your email through a browser window without having to make any changes to the computer you are on or leave any email. Click here to read more...
Manage email autoresponses
You can use autoresponders to send a message back automatically to anyone who sends an email to a certain account. This can be useful for times when you are on vacation or unavailable, or if you have a generic message that you wish to send. Click here to read more...
- cPanel Tutorials
- Change your cPanel password
- Add an email account
- Manage email autoresponses
- Manage Addon Domains
- Manage Spam Assassin
- Email forwarders
- Filtering your email
- Default email address
- Access webmail via cPanel
- Mange URL redirects
- The file manager
- FTP Manager
- Password Protect Directories
- Manage subdomains
- Manage parked domains