<aside> <img src="/icons/bra_red.svg" alt="/icons/bra_red.svg" width="40px" /> With an iCloud+ subscription, you can take your email to the next level by using a custom domain name. This means you can send and receive emails from an address like [email protected] instead of [email protected].

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Here's what you need to know:

Key Features:

• Use Your Own Domain: Already own a domain? Perfect! You can use it with iCloud Mail.
• Buy a New Domain: Don't have a domain yet? You can purchase one directly through iCloud.
• Multiple Domains & Addresses: Manage up to five custom domains with iCloud, and create up to three personalized email addresses per domain.
• Seamless Integration: Use your personalized email address across all your Apple devices with iCloud Mail, including the Mail app, Messages, FaceTime, Calendar, and even for signing in.
• Family Sharing: Share your custom domain with your Family Sharing group so they can create their own personalized addresses.
• Sharing Beyond Family (iOS 16 or later): Share your domain with up to five people outside your family group, allowing them to create personalized addresses as well.

Getting Started:

To use a custom domain with iCloud Mail, you'll need:

1. An Apple ID with two-factor authentication enabled.
2. iCloud Mail set up on your devices.

Adding a Custom Domain:

1. Go to iCloud.com and follow the instructions to add your custom domain. (Detailed steps can be found on the iCloud support website).
2. Create personalized email addresses for yourself and anyone you've chosen to share the domain with.

Important Notes:

• You cannot use an email address that is already associated with a different Apple ID.
• Family members using iOS 15 or earlier might not see all personalized addresses created on devices using iOS 16 or later.
• Custom Email Domains are not compatible with Managed Apple IDs.