Setting default email address with custom domain in iOS

Hi All,

I set up a custom domain just fine, and when (on my Mac) it asked which default email it should use (iCloud email or custom domain email) I chose custom and everything works fine.


On my iOS devices (iPhone and iPad), when I initiate the sending of an email, it defaults to my iCloud email address, and not my custom domain (which technically are both iCloud addresses). How do I change that default so I don't have to change the sender on every email? I've searched here and Googled but with no luck.

iPhone 13 Pro Max

Posted on Jun 28, 2023 01:12 PM

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Jun 30, 2023 09:35 AM in response to WinsC1

Thanks WinsC1 but not exactly. If I have more than one mail account (such as iCloud and a secondary account) then yes, the Default Account option appears and I can choose between iCloud or secondary.


However... if I have just an iCloud account, with a custom domain, then there are two emails I can send from:

(for example)

SoCalAirHead@icloud

SoCalAirHead@custom


They are both under my "iCloud" email account so if I set the Default Account (or if I just have the iCloud email), then iOS defaults to SoCalAirHaed@icloud and I have no way of changing the default to SoCalAIrHead@custom. The setting seem to let me choose iCloud as default rather than another server but I cannot find where I can set WHICH ICLOUD email address to use as default.


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