Many people still find it hard to get into their Gmail account, so we decided to make this “how can I sign into my Gmail” post. You can now log into your Gmail account and even set your computer or phone to automatically log you in next time you open your browser or navigate to Gmail.
PS: If you’re logging in on a public or shared device, please remember to log out of your Gmail account immediately after use.
So, if you’re somehow logged out of your Gmail account, you can easily log back into your account as long as you know your password!
However, if you don’t know your Gmail password again and wish to reset or recover your Gmail account, click here.
Also, remember that when you log in or out of your Gmail on one device, it will not automatically sign you in or out of your account on other devices. This is why for your security and privacy, we recommend that you ensure to log out when using shared or public computers.
When you sign in to my Gmail, it becomes easy to access all your other Google apps like the Google Docs, Google Calendar, and so on.
How to log into my Gmail account on a mobile device
For android users, your phone will usually automatically sign you in to Gmail. However, if you’re logged out, here’s how to log back in.
- Start with opening your Gmail app on your mobile device. Also, check out how to block emails on iCloud
- Next, click on the “Sign in” button at the bottom of your screen.
- Then on the next page, select “Google.”
- Click “Continue” to allow Google to sign in to your account.
- Finally, complete the steps to log in. If you want to stay logged in, check the “Remember me” box.
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How to log into your Gmail account on a computer
Just like logging on your phone, to log into my Gmail on Mac or windows is easy, simply go to Gmail.com and enter your details, and as long as your details are correct, you’ll be logged in.
PS: If you’re logging in on a public or shared device, please remember to log out of your Gmail account immediately after use.