Usage

Mailpit provides a modern web UI to inspect captured messages, and can be accessed via your web browser on HTTP port 8025. Both the port number and enabling of HTTPS can be configured via the runtime options.

Within the web UI, multiple messages can be selected while holding down the Ctrl/Cmd or Shift button and clicking on messages. The selected messages can then all be marked as read/unread or deleted.

Tag filtering (assuming you have tagged messages) can also be toggled to filter by more than one tag by holding down the Ctrl/Cmd button and clicking on the tags listed on the left.

Using search filters

Advanced search filtering in Mailpit via the web UI and API

Deleting messages

Manually and automatically deleting messages

Message notifications

Get notified when Mailpit receives new messages

Tagging messages

Tag messages with one or more tags via the web UI, API, or automatically when received

Separate mailboxes

View captured mail grouped by the authenticated SMTP username, as a separate switchable mailbox per user

HTML check

Test the email client support for an HTML email

Link check

Link check will test all message links

Spam analysis

Spam analysis will test a message for “spamminess” using a running SpamAssassin server

HTML screenshots

Taking screenshots of HTML messages via the web UI

Sending mail

Methods used to send email to Mailpit, including SMTP & an HTTP API

Importing & exporting

Bulk import or export messages to Mailpit

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