> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.intangible.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.intangible.ai/learn-more/reference/account.md). # Account and settings How signing in works, where your account fields live, and the three Settings tabs that control language, graphics, and extensions. Two related surfaces for everything per-user: the **Profile** page (your name, email, company, role, and the Delete-account action) and the **Settings** page (language, theme, graphics, extensions). Both are reachable from the avatar menu at the top right, on Home and inside a project. ## How sign-in works Sign-in is passwordless via magic link. 1. Visit `studio.intangible.ai`. 2. Type your email into the **Work email** field on the welcome screen. 3. Click **Get started.** Intangible emails you a one-time sign-in link. 4. Click the link in your inbox; you land in your workspace. A new account gets a "Verify your email address" message instead, with a link and a 6-digit code. See [Sign up and set up](/get-started/sign-up-and-set-up.md#create-the-account). To use a Google or Microsoft account, click **Google** or **Microsoft** under "or continue with" instead of typing an email. ## Avatar menu Click your avatar at the top right to open the profile menu. On Home it is the last item in the top-right bar; inside a project it is the first. It opens the same menu in both places. Inside a project the avatar opens only this menu; notifications have their own bell. The logo menu at the top left of a project also has **Settings** and **Log out**. ![The profile menu open from the avatar at the top right of Home. Your name, email and the Studio version sit at the top (blurred here), then Profile, Settings, Usage and Log out](https://1179478100-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FSWrjIqlgVAblx6vHGJiM%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-e07441c7d8238ae2a42e2a58162f27a9d61247e4%2Favatar-menu-02.png?alt=media) The dropdown shows your name and the Studio version, then these items: * **Profile** – opens `studio.intangible.ai/profile` for your account fields. * **Settings** – opens `studio.intangible.ai/settings/general` for the General / Studio Graphics / Studio Extensions tabs. * **Usage** – opens the Usage page. * **Log out** – signs the current session out. ## Profile page The Profile page lives at `studio.intangible.ai/profile`. Use it to change your account fields and to delete your account. ![Profile page at /profile titled "Account options". Fields visible: First name, Last name, Email (redacted in this screenshot), Company name, Industry, Department, Role. A red Delete account action sits at the bottom.](https://1179478100-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FSWrjIqlgVAblx6vHGJiM%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-c53f4ee2aaffcc08f178159199027463e6ce9276%2Fprofile-page-01.png?alt=media) | Field | What it does | | ------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **First name** / **Last name** | Display name on shared projects and in collaborator-list rows. | | **Email** | The address that receives sign-in magic links and notifications. Changing the email sends a verification link to the new address before the change takes effect. | | **Company name** | Free-text. Used in some team-onboarding flows. | | **Industry** | Dropdown. Used internally to tune defaults; doesn't change product behavior visibly. | | **Department** / **Role** | Self-described function. Same use as Industry. | | **Delete account** | Red action at the bottom. Permanently removes the account and all personal-workspace projects. Team workspaces require explicit handoff before deletion (see [Permissions](/teams-and-billing/permissions.md) and [Project ownership](/teams-and-billing/project-ownership.md)). | ## Settings page `studio.intangible.ai/settings/general`. Three tabs across the top. ![Settings page on the General tab, showing the three top-tabs (General / Studio Graphics / Studio Extensions) and the Language, Theme, and Reduce motion options](https://1179478100-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FSWrjIqlgVAblx6vHGJiM%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-c221462ef777b19c20a6eeabdad2d48ec5f29a57%2Faccount-01.png?alt=media) ### General * **Language.** UI language. English plus several non-English locales are exposed. The dropdown changes UI strings; product features and prompts are unaffected. * **Theme.** Light, Dark, or System (follow the OS-level preference). Takes effect immediately. ### Studio Graphics Performance-tuning controls for the 3D viewport. None of these affect rendered visualizer output; they affect what's displayed live as you build and compose. * **Ambient Occlusion.** Toggles the shading that darkens crevices and corners between objects in the viewport. Looks better on; runs faster off. On lower-spec hardware, turn off if the viewport is sluggish. * **Viewport maximum object count.** Caps the number of objects rendered live in the viewport. Very large scenes (city populators, dense forests) can crash the browser without this cap. Lower the count if you're hitting crashes; raise it if your hardware can handle the full scene. * **Reduce Motion.** Damps UI animations across the workspace. Follow system preference or override independently. ### Studio Extensions Opt-in surface for experimental features in testing. Features Intangible is rolling out gradually appear here as toggles before general release. If a release note mentions a feature you don't see in the product, check this tab; it may be available behind an Extensions toggle. ## Logging out **Log out** in the avatar menu signs out the current session. Sign back in through the same magic-link flow at `studio.intangible.ai`. If you sign in on a shared machine, log out when you're done; sessions persist until explicitly ended. ## When to reach for it * **First sign-in.** Set the language under General if it's not your default. Toggle the theme to match how you prefer to work. * **Email change.** Profile page → Email field. The new address verifies before taking effect. * **Switching machines.** Re-tune Studio Graphics on a different rig. * **Trying a preview feature.** Turn it on under Studio Extensions. * **Deleting your account.** Profile page → Delete account. Hand off team workspaces first. ## Limits and known issues * **Settings are per-account, not per-team.** Switching team workspaces doesn't change settings. Your theme preference is yours regardless of where you're working. * **Email change requires verification.** A change-of-email link is sent to the new address. Until the user clicks it, the old address remains the account email. ## Related * [Sign up and set up](/get-started/sign-up-and-set-up.md) * [The homepage](/canvas/home.md) * [Workspaces](/teams-and-billing/workspaces.md) * [Permissions](/teams-and-billing/permissions.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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