To send an email using ChatGPT, there are three routes: paste a draft from ChatGPT into your email client; send directly from the chat using the connected Gmail or Outlook app; or automate sending with Hostinger Agentic Mail, Zapier, or Make. Manual copying works on any plan, including the free one, while sending from the chat requires a paid plan and your approval for every message. Automated workflows connect a trigger to a messaging mechanism, sending messages without anyone in the loop. For manual sending, users prompt ChatGPT for a draft, then copy the result into Gmail, Outlook, or Apple Mail. The more context given upfront, the less editing is needed afterward. Users should review the draft and send follow-up instructions like “Make it shorter” before pasting. Important: read the full draft before sending, as ChatGPT can generate plausible-sounding but factually wrong details, especially names, dates, or statistics. To send email straight from a ChatGPT conversation, connect a Gmail or Outlook account; both plugins are available on Plus, Pro, Business, and other paid plans.