Mozilla accounts let you access Mozilla services on any device with the Firefox browser by simply signing in. All you need to create a Mozilla account is an email address and a password.

How do I sign up for a Mozilla account?

You can access the sign-up page on each Mozilla service, or visit the Mozilla accounts signup page and follow the steps below:

1. Enter your email address and click Sign up or sign in.
2. Enter a password and your age, then click Create account.

   We ask your age to meet the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule of the USA legislation.

3. When the Mozilla accounts email arrives, enter the 6-digit confirmation code.
4. Once your account has been confirmed, sign in to your favorite Mozilla Service using your newly created account. After you sign up, you can also sign in and add an image to your profile.

If you have problems confirming your account, please see I'm having problems confirming my Mozilla account.

Sign in with a one-time email code

Mozilla account supports a passwordless sign-in option for selected services. Instead of entering a password, you can use a one-time code sent to your email address.

When you enter your email on a supported service, Mozilla automatically determines the correct sign-in method. If your account is eligible for the passwordless flow, you’ll receive a one-time code by email. Enter that code on the verification screen to complete sign-in. If the code expires, you can request a new one.

You can use passwordless login when creating a new account for a supported service, or when your existing account lacks a password and is not linked to Google or Apple.

What services can I use with a Mozilla account?

The following Mozilla services are available:

• Firefox Sync: Access your browsing data, like bookmarks, history, passwords and open tabs on your desktop, laptop and phone with just one Mozilla account login.
• Firefox Add-ons: Add features to Firefox by developing add-ons. See Access your add-ons with a Mozilla account.
• Mozilla Support: Help other users by answering questions and contributing to help articles. See Mozilla account on support.mozilla.org.
• Mozilla Monitor: Learn if your information was exposed in a data breach and how to take action to protect your online accounts. See Get started with Mozilla Monitor.
• MDN Plus: You can upgrade your access to the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) with MDN Plus.
• Mozilla Connect: Give product feedback, share ideas for new features, and participate in discussions that help shape future product releases. See What is Mozilla Connect?
• Firefox Relay: Relay email masks protect your true email address from public view and automatically forwards messages to your true inbox.
• Mozilla VPN: A Virtual Private Network for desktop and mobile devices.

What makes Mozilla accounts different?

At Mozilla, we put your privacy first. Any data you store on our servers is encrypted with your password, making it impossible for anyone without your password to read your data—even Mozilla. The benefit of this is that no one can mine your data to create a profile of you. However, it does require that you make a password that is both strong and memorable. If you forget your password and reset it, your storage is wiped clean and replaced with what is currently saved in Firefox on your devices.