1. Check the address before typing anything
Type the official address manually instead of clicking links in emails or ads. Confirm the padlock and the full domain in the address bar before entering any data.
A guide to accessing
your ads account
Learn, step by step, how to access your Google Ads account safely.
We never ask for your credentials
We never request your password, two-factor code, recovery email, or any other sign-in data. Signing in happens only on Google's official website, in your own browser.
Step by step to sign in safely
Original tutorial content written for people who manage campaigns and want to reach their account without landing on fake pages.
2. Use the Google Account that owns the campaign
If you manage several accounts, sign out of all of them and sign in only with the email that has access to the ads account. Separate browser profiles help keep work and personal accounts apart.
3. Turn on and verify two-step verification
The second step is what blocks intruders even if your password leaks. Prefer passkeys or an authenticator app over SMS codes.
4. Review account users and permissions
Inside the account, open access settings and remove former users, agencies you no longer work with, and pending invitations nobody recognises.
5. Store your recovery codes
Keep backup codes in a password manager. They solve most lockouts without needing support.
6. Watch alerts and suspicious activity
Enable sign-in notifications and review activity history regularly. Budget changes or new ads you didn't create are a red flag.
Scam signals you should recognise
- Urgent messages such as “your account will be suspended in 24 hours”.
- Sign-in pages on look-alike domains with swapped letters.
- Requests for verification codes by phone, email, or messaging apps.
- Promises of credits, bonuses, or verification in exchange for payment.
Frequently asked questions
- Does this site sign in to my account?
- No. You only find educational content here. No form on this site collects passwords, verification codes, or sign-in data.
- Are you related to Google?
- No. We are an independent project with no affiliation, sponsorship, or operation by Google. Trademarks belong to their respective owners.
- I forgot my password, what now?
- Use Google's official account recovery flow, directly on the official website. Never share codes you receive with anyone.
- My agency left and I lost access. What now?
- A remaining admin on the account can reassign permissions. If nobody has admin access, official Google Ads support is the path.