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• Introduction
• Google credentials
• Installations
• Features & Updates
• FAQs & Troubleshooting
• Help Center

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How to Enable Gmail API and Create Google API Credentials

Step 1: Go to Google Cloud Console

Open your browser and go to: https://console.cloud.google.com/. (I’m assuming that you’ve already created a Google account and are signed in. )

Step 2: Select or Create a Project

1. Click the project dropdown in the top-left corner (next to the Google Cloud logo).

   

2. Choose an existing project, or click “New Project” to create a new one.

3. Give it a name and click Create.

4. After it’s created, make sure the project is selected.

Step 3: Enable APIs and Enable Gmail API Services

1. In the top navigation bar, try to type “Gmail” and choose the Gmail API from the search results.

   

2. Click the “Enable” button. This gives your project access to the Gmail API.

Step 4: Create OAuth 2.0 Credentials

1. After enabling the API, go to Credentials page

   

2. Create OAuth client ID, You’ll be prompted to configure the OAuth consent screen:

— Choose application type (e.g., Web application).

— Enter a name for your credentials.

— Under Authorized redirect URIs, add your redirect URL (https://your-domain.com/mail/oauth/callback/google).

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Important Make sure to define your Authorized redirect URI correctly. This is the URL Google will redirect to after the user grants access. This must exactly match the redirect URI used in your application, otherwise authentication will fail.

**https://your-domain.com/mail/oauth/callback/google**

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You now have:

— A Google Cloud project with Gmail API enabled

— OAuth 2.0 credentials ready to use in your app

Step 5: Client ID & Client secret

Now we have Client ID and Client Secret, this credential we will use Installation section