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Your account is you as a person — separate from any brand. Changing it affects every brand you belong to. Open the account menu in the left sidebar and select Settings, then Account.
Ocoya Account settings showing an Image section with an Upload button, a Basic information section with Name and Email fields, a Sign in using password section with a masked password field, and Account, Team, Billing, API and MCP sections listed down the left

The Account panel, with your image, name and email, and the password used for signing in.

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Profile image

Upload replaces the default. PNG or JPG, up to 5 MB. Your image appears wherever you do — in a brand’s member list, next to comments and approvals — so it’s how teammates identify you.

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Name

Free text. It’s what teammates see, so it’s worth being the name they’d recognise.

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Password

The Sign in using password section sets a password, whether or not you already have one. It’s optional — if you only ever sign in with a magic link or Google, you don’t need one. Leaving the field blank leaves your existing password unchanged. You only type in it when you actually want to change something. A password has to meet all five of these:
  • At least 6 characters
  • A number
  • A lowercase letter
  • An uppercase letter
  • A special symbol
Ocoya shows a strength meter as you type, and won’t accept the password until every requirement is met.
Setting a password doesn’t switch anything off. Magic links and Google keep working — you’re adding a way in, not replacing one. See Log in to Ocoya.

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Sign in with Google

Third party accounts shows whether a Google account is linked. If it isn’t, the + button links one.
The Google account must use the same email address as your Ocoya account. Signing in with a different Google address creates a separate Ocoya account rather than linking to this one.
There’s no way to unlink a connected account from this screen. If you need one removed, contact support.

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Changing your email

The Email field here starts the change, but it isn’t immediate — it needs verifying first, and getting it wrong can lock you out. See Change your email address.

Change your email address

The verification step, and why it matters.

Log in to Ocoya

Magic links, passwords and Google.