How to create a Google account without scanning a QR code

daz0ne

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Step 1: Use an antidetect browser (in this case, DashNull) and navigate to google.com.

Step 2: Search for any keyword (the purpose is to warm up cookies) and press Enter. If you encounter a CAPTCHA, it means your browser is not clean or your IP has been flagged.

Step 3: Open a new tab and create a Gmail account as normal. If you still encounter a QR code, try switching to a different IP.

Notes:

Only works on devices with a graphics card (will not work on VMware or VirtualBox).

Each IP address can only be used once. Hint: Google allows IPv6.

This only helps you skip QR code scanning but you still need a phone number to register.

 
yeah that flow is basically right. "search something first" part is just to make the browser look less fresh. It does help a lot. if you hit captcha right away, it's almost always the IP or the browser fingerprint. Have you checked if those IPs or profiles were reused across multiple sighups before?
 
Just make sure you’ve got a spare number ready because google is always gonna sniff out those virtual ones anyway.
 
if Google is forcing QR code during signup, it’s usually because of suspicious IP / device / too many accounts created, not something you toggle off. There’s no official button to skip it, you have to avoid triggering it in the first place.
 
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