How to create a Google account without a phone number
Google often asks for a phone number when you create an account or a new Gmail — mainly to fight spam. You can pass it with a temporary virtual number instead of your personal SIM. Here is how.
Why Google asks for a number
Google uses phone verification to secure accounts and cut spam sign-ups. A virtual number receives that code without tying the account to your personal phone.
Step 1 — Get a virtual number for Google
Choose Google on the buy page and pay by card. You get a private number able to receive the SMS. Free public numbers are usually already used on Google and get rejected.
Step 2 — Enter it and read the code
Put the virtual number where Google asks for a phone, request the SMS, and read the code on the order screen in real time.
FAQ
Does it work for a brand-new Gmail?
Yes. The number receives the code Google sends during sign-up. Pick Google before paying.
Can I skip the phone step entirely?
Google usually requires it on new accounts; a virtual number is the way to pass it without your personal SIM.