Anymail
Django email integration that sends and receives mail through transactional email service providers.
Anymail is Django email integration for transactional email service providers. It lets a Django project send and receive email through the provider it chooses, using Django’s built-in email functions, and it exposes common provider features such as tags, metadata and tracking behind one API. Inbound email arrives through a provider’s webhooks, which connect to Django signals. A project installs it with pip and sets one backend per provider in its settings, as the documentation describes. The Anymail Contributors maintain it, and the source is on GitHub.
Worth knowing
Sending depends on an account with the chosen provider. The provider is a third-party hosted service that the library calls.
Sources
- 2026-11-04: links
anymail.dev - 2026-11-04: links, Written in, GitHub stars
api.github.com/repos/anymail/django-anymail - 2026-11-04: links
anymail.dev/en/stable/ - 2026-11-04: First release
pypi.org/pypi/django-anymail/json - 2026-11-04: Maintainer, License
github.com/anymail/django-anymail/blob/main/LICENSE - 2026-11-04: Categories, Built on, Install with
github.com/anymail/django-anymail/blob/main/README.rst - 2026-11-04: Runtime, Minimum runtime
raw.githubusercontent.com/anymail/django-anymail/v15.2/pyproject.toml - 2026-11-04: Current major version, Last release
api.github.com/repos/anymail/django-anymail/releases/latest - 2026-11-04: Contributors
api.github.com/repos/anymail/django-anymail/contributors