By the LiberoMail.blog editorial teamPublished August 2026In Libero Mail
Enter your Libero Mail address below and this tool will generate the exact IMAP, POP, and SMTP settings you need to add your account to Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, or any other third-party email client. Everything runs in your browser — nothing you type here is sent anywhere, stored, or shared.
This tool only formats publicly documented server settings using the address you enter. It does not ask for or handle your password, and it does not connect to Libero Mail or any other server.
Please enter a valid email address ending in @libero.it, @iol.it, @inwind.it, @blu.it, or @giallo.it.
Incoming mail — IMAP Recommended
Serverimapmail.libero.it
Port993
SecuritySSL/TLS
Usernameyourname@libero.it
Incoming mail — POP Alternative
Serverpopmail.libero.it
Port995
SecuritySSL
Usernameyourname@libero.it
Outgoing mail — SMTP
Serversmtp.libero.it
Port465
SecuritySSL, authentication required
Usernameyourname@libero.it
Password field: use your normal Libero Mail password. If you have two-step verification or “Secure Password” turned on, generate an app-specific password from your Libero Mail account’s security settings instead — see our guide to app-specific passwords.
How to use these settings
Open your email client’s “Add account” screen and choose manual/advanced setup
Pick either IMAP (recommended, keeps mail synced across devices) or POP
Enter the server, port, and security settings shown above exactly as listed
Enter the SMTP settings for sending mail
Use your password, or an app-specific password if two-step verification is enabled
Frequently asked questions
Is this tool safe to use?
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript, formats known public server settings with the address you typed, and never transmits, stores, or logs anything you enter — including your email address.
Do I need my password to use this tool?
No. This tool never asks for a password. You’ll enter your actual password (or an app-specific password) directly inside your email client, never here.
Which port should I use if my client doesn’t accept SSL/TLS labeling?
Some older clients label security differently. If a setting fails, try selecting “SSL” for port 993/995 and “SSL/STARTTLS” for port 465, since terminology varies between apps.
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LiberoMail.blog editorial team
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