Create multiple Reddit accounts

Yes, you can have multiple Reddit accounts, but it’s important to manage them carefully. Reddit doesn’t set an official limit on the number of accounts a person can create, but accessing multiple accounts from the same device, IP address, or browser may cause Reddit’s security systems to flag them as suspicious. To keep your accounts safe and prevent linking, use different IPs, browsers, and device configurations for each account. In addition, using Multilogin ensures that each account remains separate by creating distinct browser profiles with unique digital fingerprints and IPs for each account.

• Separate purposes (e.g., hobby, work, moderation)

• Keep content distinct; avoid cross-upvoting yourself

• Respect sub rules; mix posts, comments, and normal browsing

• Turn on 2FA for each account

• Document which account is used where (mods, ads, etc.)

Rate limits (posting, comments, DMs, votes) scale with account age/karma and system trust. New or low-karma accounts hit limits sooner. If you see “rate limited,” slow down and diversify activity.

Reddit no longer uses classic “shadowbans,” but site-wide filters, automod, or subreddit bans can throttle visibility. Post original, rule-compliant content and engage normally; appeal respectfully if you think a filter hit you.

Reddit bans profiles that engage in spammy behavior, violate community guidelines, or exhibit signs of connection to other accounts controlled by the same user. For instance, common triggers include posting the same content across multiple accounts, vote manipulation, or managing multiple accounts from the same IP address or browser fingerprint. To avoid a ban, ensure each account maintains a unique identity and follows Reddit’s rules closely.


Multilogin makes it much easier to manage multiple Reddit profiles without risking bans by keeping them completely separate. Each browser profile created in Multilogin has its own unique digital identity, including a distinct IP address, which mimics how a real user would behave online.

This setup ensures that Reddit doesn’t pick up on any unusual patterns or link your accounts together. As a result, you significantly reduce the chances of raising red flags and avoid banning your accounts.

Only if the behavior links them (e.g., ban evasion, coordinated abuse). Don’t use another account to continue activity where you’re banned.

No, Reddit does not allow users to create multiple accounts using the same email address. Each email can only be associated with one Reddit user profile. If you need multiple accounts, you’ll need a separate email for each.

No. Reddit doesn’t merge accounts or move karma/trophies. Pick a primary and keep others for distinct use cases.

Only if each post follows each subreddit’s rules and you’re transparent where required. Don’t repost the same link across many subs at once, and never upvote your own posts with other accounts.