Sign up for Google Ads
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If you have a Google Ads account, you can sign in to Google Ads with the Sign in button on the top-right corner of the homescreen. If you encounter an error when trying to log-in, this article shows you additional sign-in options and other relevant information for signing in to Google Ads.
On this page
- Tips for signing into Google Ads
- Sign in with your account
- Additional sign-in options
- Fix a problem with signing in
- Google Ads sign in FAQs
Tips for signing into Google Ads
- Your Google account allows access to most Google products, so we recommend you don't share your password with anyone.
- Enable 2-step verification in your Google Account for additional security. This verification process requires your username, password, and validation using your phone or verification codes when you sign into your account.
- Adding a current recovery phone number is an easy way to help recover access to your account. Learn more about how to Set up a recovery phone number or email address.
Sign in with your account
Before you begin, make sure you’re using the most up-to-date version of your browser. Google Ads is compatible with the latest versions of Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Chrome. Learn more about how to Fix an issue with your browser.
Sign in to Google Ads using your Google account
- On the Google Ads homepage, select the Sign in link at the top right of the page.
- Enter your Google account email address, an alternate email address, or your Gmail username in the "Email" field.
- Enter your password in the "Password" field.
- Select Next.
Additional sign-in options
Access multiple Google Ads accounts from the same Google account
If you're an agency or manage multiple Google Ads accounts, a manager account could save you time by letting you view and easily manage all of your Google Ads accounts from one account. Learn more About Google Ads manager accounts.
If you already have a manager account, you can use the same email address for your manager account and your Google Ads accounts.
Switch to another Google Ads account without signing out
- Click your profile image on the top right of your Google Ads account. This will show a list of the Google Ads accounts associated with your current Google account.
- From the list of associated accounts, select the account you want to access.
If your Google Ads accounts are linked to different Google accounts, you can also access these different Google accounts, and associated Google Ads accounts without having to sign out and back in again.
Sign in to multiple Google accounts
- Select your profile image on the top right of your Google account.
- Select Switch account.
- Enter the email address for the account, and select Next.
- Enter the password for the account, and select Next.
Note that signing into multiple accounts doesn’t merge your account data or give these accounts access to one another. After you’ve logged into multiple accounts in the same browser, you can click your profile image and select a different account from the list at any time.If you sign in to a Google account that isn't yet associated with a Google Ads account, you'll be directed to the Google Ads sign-up page.
Sign in with an alternate email address for your Google account
If you've added an alternate email address to your Google account, you can use that alternate email address to sign in to Google Ads. Your password will be the same as the password for your primary email address.
Fix a problem with signing in
How to Sign into Google AdsTroubleshoot issues with signing in
Use the sign-in issues troubleshooter to help resolve login issues in your Google Ads account. This troubleshooter can help you learn more about issues such as lost usernames or passwords, common browser issues, and account recovery.
Update your credentials
You can change the information you use to sign in to your Google Ads account in several ways. The method you choose affects how you sign in to your other Google products. Learn more about how to Change your Google Ads sign-in information.
Recover a lost account
If you can't access your account because the original account manager has left your organization, submit the lost account form. In case contacting an Admin is not feasible, like in cases where there are no active admins in the account, you can request access using the form. You’ll need to provide proof of account ownership, which will be validated by the support team that grants access to the account.
Google Ads sign in FAQs
How can I change my Google Ads login credentials?
If you signed-up for a Google Ads account with your Google account, your login credentials will be the same as your Google account credentials.
Changing your password
Changing your password for Google Ads will also change the password you use to sign in to all Google products.
To change your password:
- Go to Edit password while signed in to your Google Ads email address.
- Enter your current password and the new password you want to use. We recommend you use a strong password.
To change the email address or username on your account, learn how to Change your Google Ads sign-in information.
What can I do if I’m unable to sign in to Google Ads?
Make sure that you’re using the most up-to-date version of your browser. If you still have issues signing into your Google Ads account, use the sign-in issues troubleshooter to help resolve issues.
What can I do if I’m being charged for an unknown Google Ads account?
Answer this form to contact support. If you have a Google ads account and are being billed for an unknown Google Ads account, learn What to do if your account is compromised after filling up the form.
How can I recover a lost Google Ads account?
You can reactivate your Google Ads account with these steps:
- Go to Preferences within the Admin menu.
- Select the Account Status section to expand it.
- Select Reactivate my account.
Learn more about how to Reactivate a canceled Google Ads account and how to Access your canceled Google Ads account.
Is Google Ads the same as Google Adwords?
Yes, Google AdWords is now Google Ads as of July 24, 2018. Learn more about Google Ads in the Google Ads help center.