wtf is gmail-account-creator?

Gmail Creator Pro is a Python automation tool that uses a web browser, controlled via Selenium, to fill out the Gmail sign-up form and create Google email accounts in bulk, without a person clicking through the interface manually. It runs on Windows and requires Python 3.8 or newer along with Chrome installed, since Chrome is what the automated browser drives. The tool includes several features intended to make automated signups look more like a real person filling out the form. It types with randomized delays between keystrokes, visits ordinary websites like Wikipedia or a news site first to build up browsing history, rotates the browser's identifying user agent string, and randomizes how long it waits between actions. It also modifies certain browser properties that are commonly used to detect automated tools. For phone number verification, which Google usually requires during signup, the tool tries several skip options first, and falls back to a paid third-party SMS service called 5sim, which sells temporary phone numbers and receives the verification code automatically. The tool also supports routing traffic through proxy servers, rotating a different one for each account, to vary the apparent network location of each signup. Configuration is split across separate files: one for account defaults like names and birthdays, one for passwords, and one for API keys, so the settings can be adjusted without touching the main program code. After running, created accounts and their details are saved automatically to a JSON file, and the tool displays statistics like total accounts created and success rate in its terminal interface. The README labels the project's license as proprietary rather than open source, meaning the usual freedoms to reuse or redistribute the code do not automatically apply, and it lists platform requirements including Windows, a recent Chrome browser, and at least 4 gigabytes of RAM.