The form itself includes, by expanding “Help by common provider”, a cheat sheet with the details of the most common providers — it’s just help information: you still fill in the same generic IMAP/SMTP fields above with those values, there’s no special “Gmail” or “Outlook” checkbox.
| Provider | What you need to know |
|---|---|
| Gmail | Requires an app password — never your normal Google password. It’s generated in your Google account (Security → App passwords) and requires two-step verification to be turned on for that Google account. |
| Outlook / Microsoft 365 | imap-mail.outlook.com (port 993) and smtp-mail.outlook.com (port 587); may also require an app password if you have two-step verification on. |
| IONOS | imap.ionos.com (port 993) and smtp.ionos.com (port 587). |
| OVH | ssl0.ovh.net for both IMAP and SMTP (ports 993 and 587). |
| cPanel / traditional hosting | Usually mail.your-domain.com for both IMAP and SMTP; check with your hosting provider if unsure. |
Warning — Gmail and Outlook, step by step
For Gmail: go into your Google account → Security → turn on two-step verification if you don’t have it → App passwords → generate a new one and paste it exactly as-is into this form’s “Password” field (not the password you use to sign in to Gmail). For Outlook/Microsoft 365 with two-step verification, the path is the equivalent one in your Microsoft account: generate an app-specific password for this use.