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How to Create Email Forwarders in cPanel

This guide shows you how to create email forwarders in cPanel. Email forwarding allows you to automatically send incoming emails from one address to another.

Easy Difficulty
1–2 min Time
Email Required

What is an Email Forwarder?

An email forwarder automatically redirects emails from one address to another. For example, emails sent to info@yourdomain.com can be forwarded to your Gmail or another email account.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Login
Forwarders
Create
Done

Step 1: Login to cPanel

Access your hosting account and open your cPanel dashboard.

Step 2: Open Forwarders

Scroll to the Email section and click Forwarders.

Step 3: Add Forwarder

Click Add Forwarder to create a new rule.

Step 4: Enter Email Details

Enter the source email and the destination email address.

Step 5: Create Forwarder

Click Add Forwarder to activate it.

Common Uses

Forward to Gmail

Send your domain emails to your Gmail inbox.

Team Emails

Forward emails to multiple team members.

Backup Inbox

Keep copies of emails in another account.

Important Notes

Email Must Exist

The source email should be created before setting up forwarding.

Multiple Forwarders

You can create multiple forwarders for different addresses.

No Storage Used

Forwarded emails don’t use mailbox storage unless saved.

Common Issues & Fixes

Emails Not Forwarding

Check the destination email is correct.

Emails Going to Spam

Check spam filters on the receiving email account.

Delay in Delivery

Email forwarding may take a few minutes depending on servers.

Related Guides

Create Email Account

Set up your email before forwarding.

View Guide

Access Webmail

Check your emails directly in your browser.

View Guide

Setup Email in Outlook

Connect your email to external apps.

View Guide
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