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Send as your custom-domain address in Gmail with Resend, Cloudflare limited preview, or the Hosted waitlist. Use a custom-domain email address from the Gmail compose window you already know. Alias adds a separate Send via alias button and routes the active draft through the delivery option you choose. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add a verified sender address you own. 2. Choose Hosted delivery, Cloudflare Email Sending, or Resend. 3. Compose your message and press Send via alias. FEATURES • Use support@yourdomain.com, hello@yourdomain.com, or another verified address without leaving Gmail. • Keep the regular Send button unchanged. • Continue using your existing inbound mail route. Outbound setup does not require an MX change. • Choose managed Hosted delivery or connect your eligible Cloudflare or Resend provider account. • View configuration checks, usage information, and privacy-safe diagnostics. • Direct provider modes support To, Cc, Bcc, rich text, and accessible attachments within applicable limits. • Hosted currently supports one To recipient and a text or HTML body. SETUP REQUIREMENTS You must own or control the sender domain. Hosted access requires an application, manual review, DKIM DNS verification, and activation. Direct delivery requires your own eligible provider account, a verified sending domain, and a limited credential. Provider fees and limits may apply. PRIVACY Supported fields are read from the active draft only after you press the separate button. In direct mode, draft data goes to the provider you selected. In Hosted mode, supported fields go to AudioFetcher's relay and Amazon SES for delivery. The extension does not sell your data or scan your inbox for advertising. CURRENT LIMITATIONS Desktop Gmail in Chrome only. The delivered message does not automatically appear in Gmail Sent, and the original draft remains open. Scheduled delivery, confidential mode, and mobile use are not supported. Alias is an independent product by AudioFetcher. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google, Gmail, Cloudflare, Resend, or Amazon Web Services.