This app lets you create ChatGPT accounts automatically on Windows. It fills in all the signup details for you, including email, name, and birth date. It even handles email verification codes. You do not need technical skills to use it.
The app uses a Node.js script with Playwright. It opens a web browser, fills the forms, and confirms your account without manual steps.
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Click the big green button above or visit this page to download.
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On the releases page, look for the latest version.
It usually comes as a zip file with the app inside. -
Download the zip file to your computer.
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Open the zip file and extract its contents to a folder you can find easily, like your Desktop or Documents.
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Inside the folder, look for a file named
start.batorrun.bat(a simple script to start the program). -
Double-click
start.batto launch the app.
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit preferred).
- At least 4 GB of RAM.
- About 500 MB free disk space for temporary files.
- Stable internet connection during use.
- No need to install Node.js or other software separately. The package includes what is needed.
The app works by automating the browser to simulate a real user registering on the ChatGPT site. It handles these steps:
- Generates a temporary email address automatically.
- Creates a random but realistic name and birth date using a data library.
- Opens the ChatGPT registration page and fills in all data.
- Waits for the email verification code to arrive, retrieves it from the temporary email service, and enters it.
- Completes registration and saves the new account info.
The tool uses stealth methods to avoid being detected as a bot or automation.
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After extracting files and launching
start.bat, wait a few seconds. The app opens a browser window. -
Watch as the app fills in the registration form automatically.
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Once the process ends, a text file will show the new account details such as email and password.
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You can repeat as needed by re-running the script.
If you have problems running the file directly, try these steps:
- Right-click the
.batfile and select "Run as administrator." - Ensure your Windows Defender or antivirus software is not blocking the app. You can temporarily disable protection if needed.
The app saves all successful accounts in a file named accounts.txt in the same folder. Each account entry includes:
- Email address
- Password (randomly generated)
- Date of account creation
You can open this file with Notepad or any text editor.
It is tested on Windows 10 and 11 only. Older versions may not work correctly.
No. The app package includes all required software so you only run the .bat file.
The app runs in your user space and does not install hidden software. It automates browser actions only.
No. The app uses temporary emails it creates automatically on the fly.
The app uses temporary email services to get verification codes. It does not store your personal data beyond the generated accounts. It does not connect to other online accounts or track you.
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If the app does not open the browser or closes immediately, your antivirus might block the script. Allow the app in your antivirus settings.
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If the app fails to get the email verification code, the temporary email service may be down. Try again after some time.
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The app needs internet access. Make sure your firewall allows the app to connect online.
For more info, screenshots, or to report issues, visit the GitHub repository.