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title: Tailoring User Messages with Email Verification Pro
description: "Email Verification Pro lets you edit the messages users see during verification: Success, Error, Failed, Already Verified and Activate. The Error, Failed and Activate messages accept the %resend_verification_url% placeholder, and you can also set the resend verification URL. Enable Clear…"
url: "https://wpfactory.com/docs/customize-user-messages/"
updated: "2026-09-27"
category: Pro Features
tags:
  - Email Verification for WooCommerce
---

# Tailoring User Messages with Email Verification Pro

Email Verification Pro lets you edit the messages users see during verification: Success, Error, Failed, Already Verified and Activate. The Error, Failed and Activate messages accept the %resend_verification_url% placeholder, and you can also set the resend verification URL. Enable Clear Previous Messages to prevent duplicate messages from appearing.

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Email Verification Pro allows you to customize the messages users see during the verification process. This guide explores these message options.

#### **Clear Previous Messages**

- Enable this option to prevent duplicate messages from appearing if you encounter technical issues.

#### **Messages**

- **Success:** Craft the message displayed upon successful email verification.
- **Error:** Customize the message shown when verification fails (e.g., invalid verification link). You can include a placeholder %resend_verification_url% to provide a link for users to resend the verification email.
- **Failed:** Tailor the message displayed after failed verification attempts **(e.g., too many attempts).** Similar to the error message, you can use the %resend_verification_url% placeholder.
- **Already Verified:** Craft the message informing users their email is already verified.
- **Activate:** Customize the message prompting users to activate their accounts (useful when verification is not mandatory). You can include the %resend_verification_url% placeholder here as well.
- **Resend Verification URL:** While not a message itself, this section allows you to define the URL users will visit to resend the verification email.

By personalizing these messages, you can create a clear and informative user experience throughout the verification process.

Related articles

- [Email Verification: Free vs Pro Versions Compared](https://wpfactory.com/docs/pro-vs-free-distinctions/)
- [Advanced Configuration for Email Verification Pro](https://wpfactory.com/docs/advanced-email-verification-config/)
- [Admin Controls for Customizing Email Verification in WooCommerce](https://wpfactory.com/docs/optimize-email-communication/)
- [Email Verification: Advanced Settings Reference](https://wpfactory.com/docs/email-verification-advanced-settings-reference/)
- [Email and Message Placeholders Reference](https://wpfactory.com/docs/email-verification-placeholders-reference/)

 

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