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Log in to your WordPress.com account to manage your website, publish content, and access all your tools securely and easily.
There are a few methods to access to the WP-Admin dashboard: Visit “My Home” and select WP-Admin from the Quick Links menu. Append your public site address with /wp-admin. Set your default admin interface style to “Classic style” and visit “Dashboard”.
To access your account and website on WordPress.com, take the following steps: Visit the WordPress.com homepage. Click “Log In” in the upper right corner. In the box provided, enter your account’s email address or username.
Log in to WordPress.com and access your website, blog, or online store.
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Log in to WordPress.com. Just a little reminder that by continuing with any of the options below, you agree to our Terms of Service and have read our Privacy Policy. Email Address or Username.
WordPress.com Log In, also referred to as Secure Sign-On (SSO), connects your WordPress.com dashboard and WP Admin dashboard to use the same log-in information. It ensures you can quickly and securely access all your site’s dashboard settings without needing a separate login for WP Admin.
If you can’t find your login details, the email or username you used isn’t recognized, you can’t access the email you signed up with, and you can’t reset your password, WordPress.com Happiness Engineers might be able to help you regain access to your account.
WordPress.com offers two-step authentication via a mobile device (this guide) and also using a physical security key. Once you’ve set up two-step authentication, we send a new code to your device any time you log in with your password, which you must input before logging in.
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