> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ocoya.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your account

> Your name, profile image, password and the Google account you can sign in with.

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**.

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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.

## Name

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

## 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.

<Note>
  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](/help/log-in-to-ocoya).
</Note>

## Sign in with Google

**Third party accounts** shows whether a Google account is linked. If it isn't, the **+** button links one.

<Warning>
  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.
</Warning>

There's no way to unlink a connected account from this screen. If you need one removed, [contact support](https://app.ocoya.com/?modal=support).

## 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](/help/change-your-email).

## Related

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  <Card title="Change your email address" icon="mail" href="/help/change-your-email">
    The verification step, and why it matters.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Log in to Ocoya" icon="log-in" href="/help/log-in-to-ocoya">
    Magic links, passwords and Google.
  </Card>
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