# Signing In to Assemblr Studio

Signing in is also made super simple! Just like signing up, you can also use your Facebook account, Apple account, Google account, or Assemblr account.

## Sign in with Apple account

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If you sign in with your Apple account, you can simply repeat the "[Sign up with Apple account](/getting-started/signing-up-in-assemblr-studio.md#sign-up-with-apple-account)" steps.

## Sign in with Assemblr account

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However, if you use your Assemblr account, simply fill in your e-mail address or Assemblr username, as well as the password. Then, click Sign In.

## Sign in with Facebook account

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To sign in with your Facebook account, just log in to your Facebook account, and you'll be on board right away.

## Sign in with Google account

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To sign in with a Google account, all you have to do is submit your Google account's e-mail and password, and you’re all ready to start creating!


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