Generate email aliases and test address normalization across different providers
How backends and providers may interpret this address
How different services handle email addresses
| Provider | Dots ignored | Plus addressing | Case insensitive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gmail | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Outlook | No | Limited | Yes |
| Yahoo | No | Limited | Yes |
| Yandex | No | Limited | Yes |
| ProtonMail | No | Yes | Yes |
| Custom | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown |
Enter an email and click Generate
How the alias generator works
Automatically detects the provider from the email domain and applies the corresponding rules.
Creates valid address variations: dots, plus tags, casing, and their combinations.
Shows how a backend or provider might normalize the address to canonical form.
Copy individual aliases or export all as TXT, JSON, or CSV format.
$ cat /etc/profile
Username: Rianvy
Real name: Maksim Alexandrov
Age: 28
Location: Tula, RU
Role: Senior Developer & UI/UX Designer 😎
This blog is my personal knowledge base, where I push notes about my tech stack, life experience, and everything that triggers my interest => 🚀
Open for collaboration 🤝 — ready to merge ideas and work on joint projects.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| GreenShield VPN | VPN service in Telegram |