Documentation for Mailgun credentials. Use these credentials to authenticate Mailgun in n8n, a workflow automation platform.

Mailgun credentials

You can use these credentials to authenticate the following nodes:

Prerequisites

Create a Mailgun account.
Add and verify a domain in Mailgun or use the provided sandbox domain for testing.

Refer to Mailgun's API documentation for more information about the service.

To configure this credential, you'll need:

An API Domain: If your Mailgun account is based in Europe, select api.eu.mailgun.net; otherwise, select api.mailgun.net. Refer to Mailgun Base URLs for more information.
An Email Domain: Enter the email sending domain you're working with. If you have multiple sending domains, refer to Working with multiple email domains for more information.
An API Key: View your API key in Settings > API Keys. Refer to Mailgun's API Authentication documentation for more detailed instructions.

If your Mailgun account includes multiple sending domains, create a separate credential for each email domain you're working with.

You can use these credentials to authenticate the following nodes:

Create a Mailgun account.
Add and verify a domain in Mailgun or use the provided sandbox domain for testing.

Refer to Mailgun's API documentation for more information about the service.

To configure this credential, you'll need:

An API Domain: If your Mailgun account is based in Europe, select api.eu.mailgun.net; otherwise, select api.mailgun.net. Refer to Mailgun Base URLs for more information.
An Email Domain: Enter the email sending domain you're working with. If you have multiple sending domains, refer to Working with multiple email domains for more information.
An API Key: View your API key in Settings > API Keys. Refer to Mailgun's API Authentication documentation for more detailed instructions.

If your Mailgun account includes multiple sending domains, create a separate credential for each email domain you're working with.