Phishing scams try to trick you into sharing your Envato login details by impersonating official Envato emails or websites. Knowing what to look for — and following a few simple rules — is the best way to keep your account safe.
How do I recognize a phishing email?
Phishing emails are designed to look like they're from Envato, but usually contain telltale red flags. They often include a link leading to a fake login page designed to steal your username and password.
How do I recognize a phishing website?
Phishing sites are fake pages built to closely resemble the real Envato login page — often with a small typo in the domain name that's easy to miss at a glance.
Our official login page always uses the domain envato.com in the address bar.
How can I protect myself from phishing?
- Envato staff will never ask for your password. Never share it with anyone, under any circumstances.
- Don't click links in emails unless you requested them yourself (e.g., a password reset). Use a saved bookmark or type the address directly instead.
- Always double-check the website address. Only enter your login details on https://account.envato.com.
- Confirm the sender's email ends in @envato.com before trusting any account-related message.
- We'll never ask you to reactivate your account unless you initiated that request yourself.
- We'll never ask you to confirm your account except right after you've just signed up.
- Report suspicious emails or websites to our Customer Success Team.
• • Keep your operating system, browser, and antivirus software updated to reduce your exposure to phishing attempts.