Google Gmail Address Change 2025: Say Goodbye to Your Cringe ID
Google is reportedly launching the 'Google Gmail address change 2025' feature, letting users swap their IDs while keeping all data. Learn about the 12-month rule and alias system.
Tired of that embarrassing email address you created a decade ago? You may soon be able to swap it for a professional one without losing a single message. Google is reportedly preparing a feature that allows a seamless Gmail address transition.
Google Gmail Address Change 2025: Breaking the Shackles
According to 9to5Google, a Hindi version of the Google support site has revealed that the company is gradually rolling out the ability to change the email address tied to an account. This marks a significant departure from the long-standing rule that @gmail.com addresses were permanent and unchangeable.
How the Transition Works
If you make the switch, your old address won't vanish. Instead, it becomes an alias, ensuring you still receive emails sent to your previous handle. You'll be able to sign into Google services using either the new or old address. However, there's a catch: once you change it, you're locked out of creating additional addresses for a 12-month period.
As of December 28, 2025, the English version of the support site still lists the old policy. Keep an eye on your account settings for the 'Change Email' option as the rollout expands globally.
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