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# Manage your Appfarm account
To manage your Appfarm account, click your avatar in the top right corner of Appfarm Create, or go to [myaccount.appfarm.io](https://myaccount.appfarm.io).
Click the avatar in the top right corner of Appfarm Create and then "Manage Appfarm Account"
## Profile Info
Here you can update your name, which is reflected across your Appfarm account. You can also upload, remove or change your profile picture.
## Security
Manage how you sign in to your Appfarm account. By default, Appfarm offers logging in with Google or with email and a one-time PIN. This section outlines how to set up additional options and manage multi-factor authentication (MFA).
### Password
Set a password to use when logging in with email to your Appfarm account. If a password is set, you will be prompted to enter your password instead of a one-time PIN when logging in with email. The password can be changed at any time.
### Passkeys
Create passkeys to use when logging in to your Appfarm account. Existing passkeys can be updated and deleted at any time. If you have a registered passkey, you will be prompted to use it rather than entering your password when logging in with email. Using a passkey to log in does not require a second verification step.
### Authenticator app
Register an authenticator app to receive verification codes when logging in with your password or a one-time PIN. Click the "Register new Authenticator" and scan the QR code that appears using your authenticator app of choice.
### Backup codes
Generate backup codes to verify login with your password or a one-time PIN. The 10 generated backup codes will only appear once; copy and store them in a safe place. You can generate new codes at any time, invalidating the old ones. You will only be prompted to use a backup code if you have generated the codes and not registered an authenticator app.
## Preferences
Manage preferences for your Appfarm account by controlling what types of emails you receive from Appfarm and how your data is used to personalise your developer experience.
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