Gmail Alias Generator
Enter your Gmail username to generate dot and +tag aliases that all land in your inbox.
How do Gmail aliases work?
Gmail ignores dots in the local part, so john.doe@gmail.com and johndoe@gmail.com are the same inbox. It also supports +tags, so johndoe+news@gmail.com still reaches you. This tool generates valid dot and +tag variations of your address.
What can I use aliases for?
Organizing incoming mail with filters, tracking which service shared or sold your address, and testing your own signup or filtering logic. Use them responsibly — not to abuse free-trial or signup limits.
Do aliases affect deliverability?
Receiving mail at an alias is fine. Sending from many lookalike addresses, however, can look suspicious. For real sending, build genuine reputation through proper warmup rather than juggling aliases.
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