> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.readermode.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.readermode.io/getting-started/login-register.md).

# Login / Register

In order to access and use certain features of Reader Mode such as highlighting, saving bookmarks, accessing [dashboard](/using-reader-mode/dashboard.md) and premium feature etc, you would need to create an account and login. This is required so that we would be able to store and sync all your works across the devices that you use. Furthermore, some features such as importing and exporting highlights and managing all your [bookmarks](/using-reader-mode/bookmarks.md), just wouldn't be possible without and account creation.

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### Create a Reader Mode account&#x20;

To quickly register an account, you can go to the Signup page [here](https://readermode.io/signuo).

Or to create an account with Reader Mode from the landing page, simply click the Register button at the top of the page:

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This will bring you to the Signup page where you can fill in your details and then click Sign Up to register. You can also signing up with your Google or Twitter account if you wish so.

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### Login to Reader Mode

To quickly login to your account, you can go to the Login page [here](https://readermode.io/login).

Or to login to your Reader Mode account from the landing page, simply click the Login button at the top of the page:

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This will bring you to the Login page where you can fill in your details and then click Login to login. You can also login with your Google or Twitter account if you wish so.

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If you haven't use Reader Mode in awhile, the token will be expired, this will requires you to either login again or resetting the token with a new one. To Login or Reset the token from the browser extension, first click the [extension icon](/using-reader-mode/user-interface.md), then click the `Login / Resolve Token` button:

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{% endhint %}


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