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If you’ve been trying to sign up on Redgifs but the registration page keeps looping, freezing, or failing to send a confirmation email, you’re not alone. Many users across the UK, US, and other countries are facing the same issue — especially after the latest regional content restrictions and site updates.
Below, we explain what’s going wrong and how you can fix it.
Many users in the UK report that when they try to create an account, they’re redirected to Redgifs Lite, a restricted version of the site. Even after verifying their age on Reddit, they can’t access the full version of Redgifs or complete the signup process.
The page often redirects back to the “Why Lite?” screen, creating a frustrating login loop. This issue appears across all devices — iPhone, Android, Windows, and macOS — and on browsers like Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.
Here are the most reported issues:
Even clearing cache or switching browsers doesn’t seem to fix it for most users.
One overlooked cause is a username validation bug. Redgifs sometimes rejects usernames silently without showing an error on the screen.
The system only allows:
Letters, numbers, periods (.), hyphens (-), or underscores (_).
However, certain symbols may still cause hidden errors. If your username contains underscores or uppercase letters, try removing them and resubmitting.
Example:
✅ user.name
or user-name
❌ User_Name
or user__name
Redgifs moderators and developers have acknowledged a bug on the signup page.
A possible workaround is:
Following stricter UK content laws, Redgifs has introduced a region-specific “Lite” version that restricts access to certain content unless you verify your identity. Unfortunately, the current verification system doesn’t always sync with Reddit or external accounts.
To bypass regional limitations:
This workaround has been effective for many users facing “Lite” redirects.
The Redgifs sign-up not working issue appears to be a combination of regional restrictions, site-side bugs, and username validation errors. Until the developers push a fix, the best options are:
If none of these work, you may need to wait for Redgifs’ official fix — or explore alternative platforms that don’t enforce the same content restrictions.