A refreshed sign-in page for customer accounts, now customizable in the editor

The sign-in page now offers a two-column layout, with the sign-in form shifted to the left and a customizable background image on the right, enabling you to express your brand more visually beyond the logo

A refreshed sign-in page for customer accounts, now customizable in the editor
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Today, the customer account sign-in page has a refreshed design that gives you greater control over how it looks.

The sign-in page now offers a two-column layout, with the sign-in form shifted to the left and a customizable background image on the right, enabling you to express your brand more visually beyond the logo.

You can now customize and preview the sign-in page directly in the checkout and accounts editor. Set shared settings that apply consistently across all surfaces, and tailor styling elements to give your sign-in page a unique look. Plus merchants have more advanced customization control via the Checkout And Accounts Configuration API.

This is available exclusively on the latest version of customer accounts. If you’re using legacy customer accounts, follow our guide and complete your upgrade.

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