The Guide · Chapter 3 of 13

Getting in

Sign-up and sign-in are password-first: an email and a password, then a confirmation email with a button and a code (type the code if the button opens in the wrong browser, which happens inside Instagram or TikTok's own browser). An existing address is offered sign-in, not a new account. Forgot the password: the reset email offers a button or a code the same way; the code is eight digits.

Two-factor sign-in (Account menu, Two-factor sign-in) adds a six-digit code from an authenticator app. It is optional for an ordinary account and required for every owner and every Enterprise account; an account that must have it is sent to turn it on before any page opens. The QR code is drawn on white in both themes so any app can scan it. A lost authenticator is reset by writing to support from the address on the account.

The Account menu (top right) holds: My studios, Your library, Brand kit (Enterprise accounts only), Tokens & purchases (or Your plan on an Enterprise account), Your link for your bio, Your voice (record it once and every studio can speak or sing in it), Connect an agent, Set or change password, Two-factor sign-in, Privacy: AI providers, Delete account, Community (Discord) and Contact support.

Light and Dark. The platform is dark by default; the Light toggle in the header switches it, and the choice is remembered in that browser.

Media rights. The first upload asks you to confirm the files are yours to use, including permission from anyone shown in them; this is asked once per account and recorded.