What are the Best Free Windows Email Programs for 2022?

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You need an email for check and send messages direct from your desktop. Here you will see best free email programs for Windows. Every email program in this list has a different features. Some email clients show mail differently or have extra options for security or notifications, however there is one thing common in them: They all can access mails from nearly each email provider.

1. eM Client

It is a free Windows email client, it has a clean and up-to-date interface, works smoothly and is good for those who want a simple email client with advanced features.

eM Client is designed to handle large inboxes with ease, and the super-fast search feature makes that clear. While many other email client software apps make you wait a long time before displaying search results, eM Client is almost instant. It can send replies automatically, when you exit eM Client, it empty the trash folder every time. It can auto-backup your emails to any custom folder. eM Client delete duplicate emails easily. 

For VIP support you can buy eM Client, it can connect with uncountable email clients and this option is in a commercial setting.

2. Mozilla Thunderbird

It is a free, open-source cross platform, complete, secure, capable email client. It can handle mail efficiently with style like any good email client, it also filters spam.

It stands out from other free Windows email clients in several ways, e.g. By supporting many plugins, the ability to download themes to customize the overall look of the program, and granting full access to modify its many features & settings.

3. Mailbird

Mailbird is one of the most acclaimed Windows email clients with its elegant design and support for Outlook.com, Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud and other secure POP/IMAP email providers. You get access to your emails and can connect your WhatsApp, Wechat, Facebook, Google Docs, Dropbox and other services to Mailbird.

This Mailbird Client is fully functional in its free lite form. However, you should upgrade to Mailbird Pro if you want to remove the ads and have more features like connect to more than one email account at the same time or the option to snooze mails.

4. Mail

It is the Microsoft product works with Windows 10 & 8. This email client can synchronize multiple email accounts directly with your desktop and comes with a calendar app. It does not have advanced filtering options or the option to delete messages automatically. But that's good if you want a simple solution that allows you to easily set up a new email account and integrates nicely with Windows.

5. IncrediMail

This mail client is popular for its unique designs & animations and it is very easy to use email client.

This mail client comes with a handy spam blocker that not only allows you to block the sender's email address, but also bounces the email back to the sender to make it look like their address is invalid.

But,the free version of this email client lacks features like email backup and the ability to switch between program skins.

6. Mailspring

The Mailspring program is easy to set up, and despite having some advanced features, it has a smooth, distraction-free interface. But not all of them are free; these are part of the Pro version of Mailspring.

Mailspring Pro offers support for scheduled emails, link tracking, repeating, follow-up reminders, read receipts, and more. However, you can only use some of these features in the free/basic edition a few times per week.

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