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# Reset your password
If you have forgotten your Ango Hub password, you can request a password reset email from the login page.
{% hint style="info" %}
If you normally use **Continue with Google** or your organization's single sign-on (SSO), continue using that method instead. Those passwords are managed by Google or your organization's identity provider, not by Ango Hub.
{% endhint %}
1. Go to the [Ango Hub login page](https://hub.ango.ai/login) and click **Forgot your password?**.
2. Enter the email address associated with your Ango Hub account, then click **Send Email**.
3. Open the password reset email sent to you and click **Reset Password**. The link is valid for **10 minutes**.
4. Enter your new password in both fields. Your new password must:
* contain at least 8 characters;
* match in both fields;
* be different from your current password.
5. Click **Reset Password**. After your password is reset, Ango Hub will return you to the login page, where you can log in with your new password.
## If you do not receive the email
* Check that you entered the same email address you use for Ango Hub.
* Check your spam or junk folder.
* Wait a few minutes, then request another email.
* If you requested more than one email, use the link in the **most recent** email. Requesting a new email makes older reset links invalid.
## If the link has expired or does not work
Return to the [Ango Hub login page](https://hub.ango.ai/login), click **Forgot your password?**, and request a new email. Make sure to use the new link within 10 minutes.
If you no longer have access to the email address associated with your account, contact your organization administrator or [Ango Hub Support](/other/customer-support.md).
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