Before Google allows this information to be used to connect to your account, however, you must grant permission.

You can find these settings under WP Mail SMTP Settings, and weve outlined each option below.

This is the name associated with the emails your site sends out.

By default, this will be set to your sites name, but you can adjust this to any value youd like.

You can also check the Force From Name option to apply this setting site-wide.

To configure the Gmail mailer, youll need to select the Gmail option.

Under this, there will be settings named Client Secret and Client ID.

If youd like, you can also optionally choose to receive newsletters from Google Cloud, however this is not required.

To move forward to the setup page, go ahead and click the Go to credentials button.

The consent screen will be used later in the setup process when connecting WP Mail SMTP to your Google account, and will never seen by your users.

If youll be using a G Suite account to configure this app, set the User type to Internal.

However, since you will be the only person using the consent screen, you can use whatever email youd like.

You dont need to have special privacy or terms pages in place for this app, since this consent screen will only ever be seen by you.

Go ahead and add in any emails youd like to be notified about any changes to this Google app.

To add a new test user, go ahead and click the Add users button.

You can ignore this, and instead return to the first tabwindow.

From there, youll need to look under the Gmail section for the field labeled Authorized redirect URI.

Copy this value by clicking the copy button next to the field.

When you see a trash can icon next to the URL, youll know its been stored and youre ready to proceed.

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However, youll need to see the full details to finish your setup.

To view Client ID and Client Secret, click the pencil icon.

On this page, youll see the Client ID and Client secret values.

Once those have been added, click Save Settings at the bottom of the page.