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Use a separate alias for every website, so you can trace where marketing emails come from.
Make room for your next signup
Create an address, then give it to a website
Each account can have up to 100 aliases. Choose your own prefix or leave it blank to generate one automatically. Aliases receive email only—you can't send or reply.
Custom prefixes must start with a letter and contain 3–30 characters. You can use numbers, periods, underscores, and hyphens. When paused, new emails are discarded instead of archived.
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Create your first alias for a shopping site or community, then copy it into the signup form.
Keep track instead of guessing
See what was blocked at a glance
Your alias email is stored here for 30 days, including blocked spam. Open a message to check its contents. Messages can't be recovered after the retention period or once deleted.
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days of online storage
All aliases
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Try selecting a different status or alias. New emails appear here after processing. Expired and deleted messages can't be recovered.
Add another check at login
Verify with your phone, in addition to your email code
Once enabled, you'll also need to enter a changing code from your authenticator app each time you verify your email to sign in. Keep your setup key safe so you don't lose access if you lose your authenticator.
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- 1Open your authenticator app
- 2Scan the QR code and save the key
- 3Enter the 6-digit code to enable
Scan this code to approve sign-ins with your device
Open Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or 1Password on your phone, scan the QR code, then enter the 6-digit code. If you can't scan it, enter the key below manually in the app.