These email addresses can use any of our domains or For example, if Alice Jones has the free personal addresses and she could also create aliases like and if these addresses are available. If you have a paid plan, you can create additional email addresses, also known as aliases, to send and receive mail in your Proton Mail mailbox. But if you have more than one Proton Mail account, you can merge their addresses (new window) into a single account to send and receive mail from the same mailbox. You can’t disable your free personal addresses. If you have a paid plan, you can also send messages from your address. With a Proton Free plan, you can only receive emails at your short address.

If you signed up before 2016, you also have a address. If you joined Proton before June 2022, you could get a free address for a limited time in addition to the original (or address you signed up with. The original address you signed up with, which usually ends in or (like A short version of this address ending in which you can activate in Settings (new window) if your address is available.Free personal addressesĪ free personal address is the original email address that belongs to individual Proton Mail users.Įveryone on Proton Mail has at least one free personal address: Here we explain what these addresses are and how they differ. SimpleLogin email alias: Use a unique email alias that help hide your real email address using SimpleLogin by Proton (new window).Organization user address: for users in an organization with their own individual login and inbox.Free personal address: the personal email you signed up with (for example, or Additional address (alias): based on a Proton Mail domain (like or your own custom domain (new window) +Alias: unlimited extra addresses using the “+” sign.With Proton Mail, there are multiple main types of email addresses you can use:

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