Connect Naver Mail

Connect your Naver Mail mailbox with an app password over IMAP and SMTP. Mailera tests the login before saving, so you know right away whether the mailbox works.

Connection steps

Mailera also shows these instructions next to the input field when you add a Naver Mail mailbox.

Enable 2-step verification in Naver → Security.
Naver Mail → Preferences → POP3/IMAP → enable IMAP/SMTP and save.
Create an app password under 2-step verification, then paste it into the field beside this guide.

What you need

Enable 2-step verification
Enable IMAP in settings

Note If IMAP is not enabled in Naver Mail, the connection test will fail even if the password is correct.

Provider links

Servers

Servers	Host	Port	Security
Incoming email (IMAP)	imap.naver.com	993	SSL/TLS
Outgoing email (SMTP)	smtp.naver.com	587	STARTTLS

What Mailera can do with Naver Mail

Receive and read email messages in all folders
Send, reply to, and forward email messages
Move email messages between folders
View email messages in Junk Email and move them to Inbox
Monitor continuously and notify you of new email messages via webhook

Published limits

Mailera has no official sending limit figures for Naver Mail. Send at a typical user's pace.

Addresses Mailera recognizes

naver.com

Mailera also recognizes custom domains using Naver Mail through their MX records.

Other providers

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Connect your first Naver Mail mailbox

Create a free workspace, select Naver Mail, and follow the steps above — Mailera checks the login before saving.

Create a free workspace Provider table in the API docs