Gmail now lets you change your address without a new account

25 December 2025

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Logan Price

Google may soon allow Gmail users to change their @gmail.com addresses without creating new accounts, according to information that appeared on a Google Support page in India. The feature would help users move on from outdated or embarrassing usernames created years ago.

The support page indicates the feature is being rolled out "gradually," though no timeline or availability details have been confirmed. The information appears to have been published earlier than intended, as Google has not made any official announcement or provided additional details about how the feature will work.

Critical questions remain unanswered:

Will there be limits on how many times users can change their address?
What happens to emails sent to the old address?
How will the change affect linked accounts and services?
What security measures will protect against unauthorized changes?
When will the feature become widely available?

Google has not yet responded to requests for clarification on these points. Until an official announcement provides more details, users should manage their expectations about when and how this feature might become available to them.

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