Sign-in guidance, security tips, and account recovery
Welcome to the Gemini login page — the secure gateway to your Gemini account and the services you use every day. This page explains how to sign in, keep your account secure, and recover access if you ever lose it. Read the guidance below for step-by-step instructions, security best practices, and troubleshooting tips so you can access your account quickly and confidently.
Signing in is easy. Start by entering the email address associated with your Gemini account. Make sure you type the address exactly as you registered it, including any punctuation. Next, enter your password. Passwords are case sensitive—upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols all matter. If your browser offers to save your password and you are using a private device, you may choose to allow it, but avoid saving credentials on public or shared devices.
Two excellent ways to strengthen account security are two-factor authentication (2FA) and a passphrase manager. If you have 2FA enabled on your Gemini account, after entering your password you will be prompted to provide a verification code. This code can be delivered via an authenticator app, SMS text message, or hardware security key depending on your settings. Using an authenticator app or hardware key is generally more secure than SMS because they are less susceptible to interception or SIM swapping.
Forgot your password? Use the “Forgot Password” link on the login form. You’ll be asked to confirm the email address on the account and we’ll send a password reset link. Follow the secure link in the email to choose a new password. If you don’t receive the reset email within a few minutes, check your spam or Promotions folder, and verify that you entered the correct address. If you still don’t see it, contact support for help and be ready to verify your identity with account details.
Keep in mind a few practical tips for a safer sign-in experience. Never share your password or verification codes with anyone, even if they say they are from Gemini. Legitimate support staff will never request your password. Beware of phishing emails and fake websites that look like the login page—always verify the site URL in your browser and look for the secure lock icon. Avoid clicking links in unsolicited messages. When in doubt, navigate directly to the official site by typing the address into your browser bar.
If you use multiple accounts or switch devices often, consider a reliable password manager. Password managers generate and store complex passwords so you don’t have to remember them. They can also auto-fill login forms securely, reducing the chance that you’ll enter credentials on an imposter site. Combine a password manager with unique passwords for every site and enable 2FA where available for the best protection.
Troubleshooting common sign-in issues is straightforward. If the form reports “incorrect password,” first ensure Caps Lock is not accidentally enabled. Try signing in from a different browser or device to determine whether the issue is local. Clear your browser cache and cookies, and try again. If you see a message about suspicious activity or that your session has expired, follow the instructions and reauthenticate. For persistent problems, check the status page or help center to see if there are ongoing incidents that might affect sign-in services.
Account recovery is important to plan for before you lose access. Keep your account email up to date—if you change email providers or addresses, update your account immediately. Add a recovery phone number and secondary email if the platform supports them. Consider printing or securely storing recovery codes if you rely on 2FA so you can regain access if you lose your device. If you ever suspect unauthorized access, change your password immediately, revoke active sessions, and contact support.
Privacy and data protection matter. When you log in, minimal information necessary to authenticate you is transmitted and stored according to privacy policies and applicable laws. Review the privacy policy to understand how your data is handled, what choices you have, and how long certain records are retained. Use privacy controls to manage notifications and sharing preferences tied to your account.
Accessibility is also a priority. The login form supports keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility. If you use assistive technology and encounter barriers, accessibility help resources or support can guide you. We recommend keeping your device’s operating system and browser up to date to benefit from the latest security and accessibility improvements.
Small habits make a big difference. Regularly review your account activity and sign-in history for unknown devices or locations. Sign out of devices you no longer use. Use strong, unique passwords and enable security features. These steps dramatically reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
If you need help, support articles and the help center provide detailed guides on signing in, authenticators, password resets, and account settings. When contacting support, have your account email handy and explain the exact issue you encountered and any error messages. Support teams will guide you through identity verification and recovery steps.
Thank you for taking a moment to review these sign-in guidelines. By following simple security best practices and using the tools provided, you’ll keep your account secure and the sign-in process smooth. For additional peace of mind, schedule periodic security reviews, update recovery options, and enable notifications for new logins so you can promptly respond immediately to any unfamiliar access.