Following an announcement earlier this week, a new Google Account sign-in page is rolling out to phones, tablets, and computers.
Google says the new sign-in page has an improved layout for all screen types, including large and widescreen. Improved compatibility with Material 3 and improved spacing for less cramped feeling.
This desktop design has two columns, with Google’s “G” on the left. Text fields for “Email or Phone” and “Enter Password” will appear on the right, and a blue “Next” button will appear inside a pill in the bottom right corner. It comes in a round rectangular container with a white background. Outside, you’ll see a language switcher and links to Help, Privacy, and Terms.
This sign-in page is responsive and adjusts as you adjust the window and view it on different devices. The outer container with a light blue/gray background disappears depending on its width, but in mobile layout it only uses one column. One small difference is that some elements are now left-aligned instead of centered.
Banners on the old site helped guide users to the relaunch. In fact, there is a separate message regarding the redesign that links to new Google support documentation.
Google emphasizes that this is a cosmetic change and that “the sign-in process remains unchanged.”
Enter the same information you normally would, such as your email address and password.
Google says you’ll see the old sign-in page “if you’re using an older version of the browser.”
This redesign has not yet been widely rolled out and is expected to be fully available in the coming weeks.
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