Gmail Alias Generator — Unlimited Working Gmail Aliases

These aliases genuinely work: Gmail ignores dots and everything after a plus sign, so you+netflix@gmail.com still lands in your inbox — perfect for tracking leaks and auto-filtering.

Quick answer: Free Gmail alias generator: create unlimited WORKING aliases of your Gmail with the plus-tag and dot tricks — track who sold your email, filter like a pro. Real, functional.

💡 Filter recipe for each alias in Gmail: search to:+netflix → Create filter → label it.

How to use

  1. Type your Gmail address — it stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
  2. Enter service names — e.g. netflix, amazon, linkedin — get a tagged alias for each.
  3. Copy & use — give each service its alias; leaks are instantly traceable by tag.

About this tool

Gmail has a built-in superpower: everything after “+” and all dots in the address are ignored. your.name@gmail.com, yourname+shopee@gmail.com and y.o.u.r.n.a.m.e@gmail.com all deliver to the same inbox. That means you can hand every service a unique alias, and when one leaks spam you know exactly who sold it — plus auto-filter or block it with one rule. This generator builds aliases from your real address in your browser only (it is never sent anywhere) and shows the matching filter recipes.

FAQ

Do these aliases really receive email?
Yes — this is official Gmail behaviour, not a hack: plus-tags and dots are ignored for delivery, so every alias lands in your real inbox.
Why would I want different aliases per service?
Leak tracing (the tag tells you who leaked it), one-click filtering, and blocking a leaker without changing your main address.
Does it work with Google Workspace?
Yes — Workspace accounts follow the same plus-tag rule; some small providers ignore the standard.
Is my email uploaded?
No — generation happens entirely in your browser.