Virtual number for Google

About Google

Google is the technology company headquartered in Mountain View, California, and a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. One Google Account gives access to Gmail, YouTube, Google Drive, Google Play and other Google services. Google sends verification codes by SMS when you create an account, confirm a phone number, turn on 2-Step Verification or recover access. Google's verification codes start with the prefix "G-".

Why People Receive Google Codes Online

Temporary numbers are used to create Google Accounts for testing apps on Android devices, to set up separate accounts for YouTube channels or projects, and to pass a one-time phone check without linking a personal number to a new Gmail address.

How to Receive a Google Code Here

1. Choose a number on our free numbers page.

2. Enter it when Google asks you to verify a phone number, with the matching country.

3. Refresh the inbox after 20–30 seconds.

4. Enter the digits that follow "G-" in the newest message.

If Google says the number cannot be used for verification, choose another number or another country.

Keep Recovery Options Private

A phone number on a Google Account can be used for account recovery. Our inboxes are public, so a number from this page should not remain on an account you rely on. After a test or a one-time check, replace it with your own number, or use passkeys and an authenticator app.

Separate Accounts for Separate Purposes

Many people keep one Google Account for personal use and others for work, testing or a YouTube channel. Using a different phone number for those additional accounts keeps them apart from your personal account and your personal number.

Google and Proxied Mobile Proxies

Proxied provides 4G/5G mobile proxies with real mobile carrier IPs in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Spain. Teams working with Google Ads, Google search results or YouTube channels for different markets can choose a proxy in the country they work on.