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How to fix error “Cannot invite existing user” in Multilogin 6
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( Updated on March 11th, 2026 )
Updated on March 11th, 2026
⚠️ Still using Legacy Multilogin 6? You are missing the good stuff!
The new Multilogin lets you run browser profiles and Android cloud phones in one workspace – manage desktop and mobile accounts without extra tools or devices.
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👉 Curious what else changed? Read New Multilogin version: how is it different from Multilogin 6.
Seeing this error when trying to invite a team member?
It pops up because the email address you’re trying to invite is already registered in Multilogin. Here's how to fix the issue ⬇️
Option 1: use a different email address
Ask the team member to provide an alternate email address they can access. This email can be a personal one, a work email, or any unused email that’s not currently linked to Multilogin.
Proceed with the invitation using this alternate email.
Option 2: use an email alias
If the original email is [email protected], you can modify it by adding a “+” and extra text before the “@” symbol, like [email protected] or [email protected]. Most email providers (like Gmail) treat aliases as the same email, so the invitation will still arrive in [email protected].
The team member can then accept the invite without needing to create or manage a new account.
This trick works with Gmail and some other email providers. If unsure, test the alias first by sending a quick test email.
