Managing your X account with single sign on
You’ll need to be logged out of the account you’d like to access with SSO.
- Go to x.com.
- Click Sign in under the question Already have an account?
- When you see the Sign in to X prompt, choose Sign in with Google.
- Tap Next.
- Under Choose an Account, select the Google account with the same email matching your existing X account. This will associate the two accounts for Google SSO.
Note: Choosing a Google account of a different email, will result in creating a new X account with that email.
- If you don’t see the Google account you’d like to use, choose Use another account and enter your email address.
You’ll receive a prompt asking you to confirm that you want to sign in to x.com as your Google account name. Tap Confirm.
Once you verify your account, your Google and X accounts are connected.
You’ll need to be logged out of the account you’d like to access with SSO.
- Go to x.com.
- Click Sign in under the question Already have an account?
- When you see the Sign in to X prompt, choose Sign in with Apple.
- Enter your Apple ID and password.
- You’ll receive a prompt asking you to confirm that you want to sign in to X.com with your Apple ID. Tap Confirm.
- You’ll need to verify your identity to continue, and click Next.
- If you don’t have a phone number associated with your account, Click Choose a different verification method and follow the instructions.
- Once you verify your account, your Apple and X accounts are connected.
- Navigate to Account Settings
- Select Security and Account Access
- Select Connected Accounts.
- Select Disconnect.
Prompt is requesting a password
For security reasons, certain account settings like disconnecting your SSO integration and downloading your data require you to enter a password.
If you get a prompt asking for a password and you do not have a password because you use Google or Apple SSO, you’ll need to create a password through the “Forgot password” link or following the instructions for resetting a lost or forgotten X password.