Google now lets you change your Gmail address; here’s how

No more being stuck with that embarrassing username

Google now lets you change your Gmail address; here’s how

If you have been living with a cringeworthy Gmail address you made as a teenager, there’s good news. Google is finally letting you change it, and no, you won’t lose any of your data. But there are some things you need to keep in mind before changing it, and we are here to tell you all about it.

Things to know before changing your Gmail address

Google never allowed you to change your Gmail address. Only thing you could do to fix your cringeworthy Gmail was to actually to create new work Gmail account. But not anymore, you can now change your Gmail address up to three times.

Here are certain things you need to keep in mind.

– You can only change your address once every 12 months..

– You can do it a maximum of three times in total.

– Once changed, you can’t delete your new address.

Also, the feature is still rolling out gradually, so it may not be available to you just yet. But once it is, just follow the following steps.

How to change your Gmail address

Step 1: Head to myaccount.google.com

Step 2: Tap on Personal information.

Step 3: Tap Email, then Google Account email address.

Step 4: If you see a “Change Google Account email” button, you’re good to go.

Step 5: Enter your new preferred username and follow the prompts.

ALSO READ: Gmail’s latest AI feature will help you find emails faster

That’s it. That’s how you can change your Gmail address without  going through any unnecessary workarounds.

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