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A Lovable account is your personal identity on Lovable, it’s how you sign in, manage your profile and preferences, and access the workspaces where projects live. You only need one account, no matter how many teams or projects you work on. Anyone with an email address can sign up for free. The Terms of Service require you to be 18 or older, or to have your parent or legal guardian’s permission. After sign-up, Lovable automatically creates your first personal workspace on the free plan so you can start building immediately.

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Sign up at lovable.dev

Create an account at lovable.dev/signup using any of these methods:
  • Email and password
  • Google
  • GitHub
  • Apple
  • Single sign-on (SSO): SAML or OIDC, for organizations on Business and Enterprise plans that have configured SSO with Lovable
    If your organization uses SSO, ask your admin which provider to use. You can also link SSO to an existing account later from Account settings → Linked accounts.
After sign-up, Lovable automatically creates your first personal workspace on the free plan with a 5 daily credit allowance (up to a maximum of 30 per month), and takes you to the dashboard.

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Sign in to an existing account

If you already have a Lovable account, sign in at lovable.dev/login, or select Log in in the top-right of the lovable.dev home page. Use the same method you signed up with (email and password, Google, GitHub, Apple, or SSO). If you’re not sure which method you used, enter your email on the login page. Lovable checks your account, marks the sign-in method linked to it as Recommended, and takes you straight to it when only one is linked. After signing in, you can review all of your sign-in methods under Linked accounts in your account settings. If you can’t sign in, see Reset your password. If Lovable shows a Login denied due to suspicious activity message, see Sign-up or sign-in denied due to suspicious activity.

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Access your account settings

You can open your account settings at any time: See Account settings for the full list of what you can configure (profile, username, preferences, linked accounts, two-factor authentication, and more).

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Reset your password

If you signed up with email and password, you can reset it from the sign-in page:
  1. Go to lovable.dev/login.
  2. Enter your account email and click Forgot password?
  3. Open the reset email and follow the link to set a new password. You’re signed in automatically once your password is set.
If you signed up with Google, GitHub, Apple, or SSO, there is no separate Lovable password. Forgot password? does not send a reset email for these accounts and shows a Password reset unavailable message instead. Sign in with the same provider you used to create your account, and reset that provider’s password through the provider (for example, Google Account recovery or GitHub password reset).
If your only sign-in method was an SSO provider that has since been removed from your workspace, use the recovery flow on the login page to set a password for the first time. See Recover access after an SSO provider is removed.
To check which sign-in methods are linked to your account, go to Settings → Your account → Linked accounts. The Primary badge marks the provider linked to your account’s primary email address. See Account settings.

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Sign-up or sign-in denied due to suspicious activity

Lovable runs automated fraud checks when you create an account and when you sign in. If Lovable denies the attempt, you see one of these messages:
  • Registration denied due to suspicious activity. Contact support if you believe this is a mistake. when you sign up.
  • Login denied due to suspicious activity. Contact support if you believe this is a mistake. when you sign in.
Lovable bases the decision on signals about the attempt itself, for example:
  • Signing in through a VPN (virtual private network), a proxy, or Tor
  • An unusual network or device
  • Browser automation
  • Repeated failed attempts from the same source
Lovable does not share which signals triggered a denial, and you cannot lift a denial yourself. What to do:
  1. Turn off any VPN or proxy and try again from your usual network and browser.
  2. Wait a few minutes before trying again. Lovable can extend the denial after repeated attempts.
  3. If Lovable still denies the attempt and you believe this is a mistake, email support@lovable.dev from the email address you used, and include the exact message you saw. Use email rather than the support form, because you must sign in to use the form.

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Account vs. workspace

A Lovable account is your personal identity on Lovable. It’s separate from a workspace.
  • Your account is you and holds your sign-in, your profile, your preferences.
  • A workspace is where you work, alone or shared with people you invite, and holds your projects, members, billing, and credits.
You sign in with one account, and from that account you can belong to one or many workspaces. See Workspace for everything workspace-related.

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What’s next

Now that your account is set up:
  • Build and publish your first app in about ten minutes with the Quick start.
  • Create your first project from the dashboard. See Lovable dashboard.
  • Invite your team to your workspace from Settings → People. See People.
  • Personalize your account: Set your name, avatar, and profile visibility from Settings → Your account. See Account settings.
  • Secure your account: Enable two-factor authentication from Settings → Your account → Two-factor authentication. See Two-factor authentication.
  • Upgrade your plan if you need more daily credits or team features. See Subscription plans.