Windows 11 has a new Outlook app that allows you to add and manage multiple email accounts from various services, and in this guide, you will learn how. The new Outlook app is an experience based on the design you see today on the web that is meant to replace the Mail and Calendar apps and the classic desktop version of Outlook.
In addition to the new interface and features for the desktop, the app also comes with support to use multiple email accounts (whether they be work, school, or personal) from different services, including Outlook (as well as the legacy Live and Hotmail), Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud, and IMAP.
If you plan to use the redesigned version of Outlook on Windows 11 or Windows 10, you will need to know the steps to add multiple accounts. At the time of this writing, you can set up multiple Outlook.com and Gmail accounts. The company says that support for Yahoo, Apple iCloud, and the ability to add accounts through IMAP will come “soon.”
This guide will teach you the steps to add third-party email accounts to the new Outlook app for Windows 11.
Add multiple email accounts on Outlook app
To add multiple accounts to the new Outlook app, use these steps:
Open new Outlook app on Windows 11.
Click on Settings (gear button from top-right).
Click the “View all Outlook settings” option.
Click on Accounts.
Click on Email accounts.
Click the Add account option.
Confirm your additional email account from Outlook.com, Gmail, Yahoo, or iCloud.
Click the Continue button.
Continue with the on-screen directions to add the account.
Once you complete the steps, the email account will be added to the Outlook app. You may need to repeat the steps to set up additional email accounts. If it’s supported, you will also have access to your calendar information.
Source: Pureinfotech
