Email server settings
Mail Orange SMTP, IMAP & POP3 settings
Use these settings to add your Mail Orange account (orange.fr, wanadoo.fr) to Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, your phone or any app that sends email over SMTP.
Incoming mail
IMAP
- Server
- imap.orange.fr
- Port
- 993
- Security
- SSL/TLS
- User name
- full email address
- Authentication
- Normal password
Incoming mail
POP3
- Server
- pop.orange.fr
- Port
- 995
- Security
- SSL/TLS
- User name
- full email address
- Authentication
- Normal password
Outgoing mail
SMTP
- Server
- smtp.orange.fr
- Port
- 465
- Security
- SSL/TLS
- User name
- full email address
- Authentication
- Normal password
How to set up Mail Orange in a mail app
- Choose add account → manual setup (or "other account") in your mail app.
- Enter your full Mail Orange email address and password.
- Pick IMAP for incoming mail and enter the server, port and security from the table above.
- Enter the SMTP server for outgoing mail (smtp.orange.fr, port 465) and enable authentication with the same login.
If the login keeps failing, enable IMAP/POP access in the Mail Orange web settings and use an app password if your account uses two-step verification.
Email domains using these settings
orange.fr, wanadoo.fr.
Official help
Settings from the Mozilla Thunderbird ISP database (MPL 2.0), which mail clients use for automatic setup.
Mail Orange email settings: FAQ
What is the Mail Orange SMTP server?
What are the Mail Orange IMAP settings?
Should I use IMAP or POP3?
Why does my Mail Orange login fail in a mail app?
Email validation API
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GET https://api.emailvalidation.io/v1/info?email=name@orange.fr
{
"email": "name@orange.fr",
"domain": "orange.fr",
"mx_found": true,
"smtp_check": …,
"free": …,
"disposable": false,
"state": "…"
}