Choose how you’d like Spark to handle notifications for you and then click ‘Done’.Sign in to your iCloud account using your email and app-specific password.Tap on the iCloud icon from the grid of email service providers.Tap on ‘Mail Accounts’ and then on the ‘Add Account’ button at the bottom.Scroll down till you see the ‘Settings’ option and tap on it.Tap on the Sidebar button at the top left of the screen.Just sign into your iCloud account and start using Spark for iOS.

That’s it! There are no Settings to configure and no servers to specify.

Then, tap on the blue ‘Allow’ button to grant Spark access to your email account, so you can use your iCloud email within Spark.

On the next screen, enter your iCloud app-specific password and tap Next.

Type in your email address, tick the checkbox next to “I agree to the Spark Terms of Use and Privacy Policy” and tap on the “Next” button to proceed further.

Read the intro screens by swiping them to the left or tap the “Skip” button at the bottom if you’re familiar with Spark’s features already.

If you’re already using Spark and want to add an iCloud account, these instructions here instead.

If you haven’t already, download and install Spark mail app on your iPhone or iPad to get started.

Once you generate an App-specific Password, copy it to your clipboard and remember it, as you will need to enter it in Spark in the next steps detailed below.

Name the label for this app-specific password and hit the “Create” button.

If you don’t have an option to generate passwords, you’ll have to set up two-factor authentication for your Apple ID.

Scroll down to the Security section and click on “Generate Password.”.

Enter the 6-digit verification code that will pop-up on your Apple device on this screen.Confirm your identity by clicking “Allow” button on your Apple device.Then you will need to proceed with two-factor authentication. Go to and sign in to your Apple account using your Apple ID and Password.To generate an app-specific password with iCloud, follow these instructions: Generate an app-specific password for Spark: To protect your iCloud data and to prevent fraudulent activities with your iCloud account, Apple requires that you generate different passwords for logging into apps. Your iCloud account password will not work directly in Spark. To set up iCloud email on iOS, you need to first generate an app-specific password for Spark using a web browser.

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