Your email routing
Incoming mail is delivered to
Address book
A conversation, an alias.
Use a different address for each website. Messages still go to the same real inbox. Stop receiving mail from a site by disabling just its alias.
Custom prefixes must be 3–30 characters and start with a letter. You can use numbers, dots, underscores, and hyphens.
Give your first alias a name
Create your first alias above to see it here, along with its address and controls. Select an address to view its delivery count.
Mail received in the past 30 days
Review every arrival.
Check forwarding results and open an original message to read it. Only the past 30 days are kept here, so save anything important elsewhere.
No matching messages
Messages will appear here as openable records when they arrive. If you’ve applied a filter, switch to All statuses or clear your search.
Add an extra check to sign-in with your phone.
After you enter the email verification code, two-step verification checks a code from your authenticator app. Keep your secret key safe and never share it.
Status
Not enabled
1Set up an authenticator app
2Scan the QR code
3Enter the 6-digit code to confirm
1
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. If you can’t scan it, enter the key below manually.
2
Enter the current 6-digit code
Codes change regularly. Two-step verification won’t be enabled until you confirm successfully.
Two-step verification is enabled. To turn it off, open your authenticator app, enter the current 6-digit code, and confirm. After that, sign-in will require only the email verification code.
Temporary addresses and forwarding aliases are managed separately. Logging out won’t delete the temporary inbox in your browser.