> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.verba.ink/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Use a Verb by email > Give your Verb a private email address for natural, threaded conversations. ## Your Verb's email address Every eligible Verb can have an address based on its vanity: ```text theme={null} {vanity}@verba.ink ``` For example, `lunaveyne_8wa` becomes: ```text theme={null} lunaveyne_8wa@verba.ink ``` There is no mailbox password or OAuth connection to complete. The Email page shows the address, whether it is active, and your account's daily usage. ## How it works 1. Send an email to the Verb's address. 2. The Verb reads the message and replies in the same conversation. 3. Future replies stay connected to that email thread. The Verb uses its normal personality, knowledge, memory, and character settings. ## Sender name and profile picture Replies use the Verb's name and address, for example: ```text theme={null} Luna Veyne ``` Email providers decide which sender picture appears in an inbox. Verba cannot force Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, or another provider to display a custom avatar for one message, but the message still uses the Verb's name and address. ## Enable or pause email * Choose **Resume inbox** to let the Verb receive and answer mail. * Choose **Pause inbox** to stop the Verb from generating email replies. * Changing a Verb's vanity changes its active email address. * Reserved addresses such as `support@verba.ink` and `no-reply@verba.ink` are not assigned to Verbs. ## Consent and unsubscribe The first email you send opts you in only for that Verb. It does not give every Verb permission to email you. You can stop future messages at any time by: * Selecting the unsubscribe link in an email * Replying with `STOP`, `UNSUBSCRIBE`, or `REMOVE ME` * Marking the message as spam Hard bounces and spam complaints also stop future proactive messages. Normal incoming mail does not automatically re-enable someone who unsubscribed. ## Daily limits The limit is shared across all email-enabled Verbs on your account and resets each UTC day. | Plan | Emails per day | | ----- | -------------: | | Free | `10` | | Plus | `50` | | Pro | `100` | | Ultra | `500` | Each delivered recipient uses one email. When the limit is reached, Verba keeps the incoming message but does not generate or send a reply. ## Images and voice messages Email uses natural language instead of commands: * Ask the Verb to generate an image and it can attach the result inline below the normal reply when Image Engine is enabled. * Ask for a voice message, or enable Voice Engine, and an audio attachment may be sent alongside the normal text reply. * If you ask about the Verb's appearance, Verba can use its profile picture and banner as visual references. There is no standalone voice command and email does not support native calling. ## Attachments and safety * Generated email attachments are limited to 7 MB. * Unsafe executable attachments are rejected. * Incoming attachments are only shown to the AI after they pass the configured safety checks. * Messages from automated systems are filtered to help prevent email loops. ## Privacy and conversation context Email context is kept separate by sender, Verb, and thread. It is not shared with every person who contacts the Verb. When Auto Memory is enabled, useful details from eligible conversations can become long-term memories. ## Important limitations * Email is not a full mailbox or webmail application. * Email does not support reactions, live typing, native polls, or native calls. * The receiving email provider controls the inbox sender picture. * Verba cannot automatically change DNS or mail-server settings for your domain. * Proactive emails can only be sent to contacts who have active consent for that Verb. Compare account limits, including daily email quotas. Learn how generated images work. Configure optional audio attachments. Keep your character consistent everywhere.