Gmail Dot Trick Generator

The Gmail dot trick turns one address into many. Gmail ignores dots in the part before the @, so something@gmail.com, some.thing@gmail.com and some.thin.g@gmail.com all reach the same inbox. Gmail also ignores everything after a plus sign, so something+shop@gmail.com works the same way. Enter an address above, choose dots, plus tags or both, and the generator lists as many variations as you need.

How to use the Gmail dot trick generator

• Enter your address. Any Gmail address works, and so does an address on your own Google Workspace domain.
• Pick the variation type: dots only, plus tag only, or both combined.
• Set how many addresses you want, up to 100,000, and press Generate.
• Copy the list or download it as a text file.

Gmail dot trick FAQ

What is the Gmail dot trick?

Gmail does not treat dots in the part before the @ as part of the address. Adding or moving dots creates a different-looking address that delivers to the same inbox.

How does the Gmail plus trick work?

Everything after a plus sign in the part before the @ is ignored for delivery. you@gmail.com and you+newsletter@gmail.com reach the same inbox, and the tag stays visible in the address, so you can see which tag a message was sent to.

Does the Gmail dot trick still work?

Yes. Google's help pages say that dots in a Gmail address do not matter, and the generator output follows that rule.

Does it work with Google Workspace addresses?

Yes. Plus tags and dot variations on a Google Workspace address deliver to the same inbox, so you can enter an address on your own domain.

Are there any limits?

Some websites reject plus signs in email addresses or treat dot variations as separate addresses, so test a variation on the site you plan to use it with. An address with n letters has 2^(n-1) dot variations, and the generator shows the exact number for your address.