Learn how to access the web-based version of Outlook for work or school accounts. Find out how to enter your email and password, use two-factor authentication, and troubleshoot common sign-in problems.

Learn how to use Outlook on the web to manage your email, calendar, and contacts. Watch a video to get to know the features and benefits of Outlook on the web.

Learn how to sign in, send, receive, and manage your work or school email in a web browser with Outlook on the web. Find out how to create, reply, forward, print, archive, and search email messages in Outlook on the web.

Learn how to use Outlook on the web, a web-based email service from Microsoft. Find out how to change settings, create and manage email, calendar, contacts, and tasks, and more.

Learn how to install Outlook on the web or Outlook.com as a progressive web app in Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome. This lets you access your email account offline and from your home screen or task bar.

Get help with Outlook on the web. Outlook.com. Go to this page to see help topics and an overview of Outlook on the web features. You can also select the question mark icon on the top corner, and type your question in the Search Help and community box.

Enter your user name and password, and then select Sign in. This article is for Outlook Web App, which is used by organizations that manage email servers running Exchange Server 2013 or 2010. If you're using Microsoft 365, or Exchange Server 2016 or 2019, your email program is Outlook on the web.

Outlook on the web. Watch these short videos to learn about the latest features in Outlook on the web. If you need help, see Get help with Outlook on the web. If you're looking for help with Outlook Web App (Exchange Server 2013 or 2010), see Getting started in Outlook Web App. Manage your inbox. Organize your mail with categories.

Note: Features and information in this guide apply to Outlook on the web as available through Microsoft 365. Check out these top tips in Outlook on the web as you switch from G Suite to Microsoft 365.

Outlook Web App. When you open Outlook Web App, your Inbox is the first thing you see. Your inbox is where messages sent to you arrive, and where you’ll probably spend the most time reading and responding to messages. This article is for Outlook Web App, which is used by organizations that manage email servers running Exchange Server 2013 or 2010.