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Name this testing purpose.
Share the alias address; incoming mail will be forwarded to the personal inbox above. Name it after a service or environment, or leave the prefix blank to create a random address.
Prefixes must start with a letter and be 3–30 characters long. Use letters, numbers, periods, underscores, and hyphens. Aliases can receive and forward email, but can't send it.
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Create your first alias and use it for a test account that needs to receive email over time. The one-time inbox on the homepage isn't shown here.
Delivery overview for this address
- Forwarded
- 0
- Spam
- 0
- Forwarding failed
- 0
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Match each sent email to its delivery.
Only forwarded messages received by aliases appear here—not messages in the temporary inbox on the homepage. Open an email to check its contents and forwarding result. Save anything important yourself.
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Emails sent to your aliases will appear here. If a filter is active, switch back to All statuses to see everything.
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Add a phone check to your email sign-in.
With two-step verification enabled, you'll also need a code from your phone's authenticator app to sign in. This won't change how your aliases forward email.
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Scan the QR code with your phone
Open Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or 1Password, add an account, and scan the QR code on the left.
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Can't scan? Enter the key manually
This key gives access to your authenticator. Don't share it with anyone.
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Enter the 6-digit code from the app
Two-step verification will only turn on after successful confirmation. Until then, your sign-in method stays the same.
To turn off protection, open your authenticator app and enter the current 6-digit code to confirm.