Use your own logo, colours, background and welcome copy on the WordPress login and signup experience.
Available in the current release. Screenshots show the redesigned 3.0 admin.
A simple design workflow for a member or client login page.
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Your enabled login methods and verification policy still apply.
Choose a logo, colours and a background that connect the form to your site.
Write a welcome message and form labels for the people using the page.
Check the layout, then test login, signup and recovery on the actual front end.
Publish the design with your enabled authentication policies still in place.
A generic or unfamiliar screen can make a member hesitate just when they are ready to enter. Recognisable branding and clear instructions help connect sign-in to the site they came to use.
The designer changes presentation, not the need to verify an account. Your enabled sign-in methods and verification policies remain responsible for protection. Branding helps orientation; it is not an anti-phishing control by itself.
Welcome users with your own identity and language, without rebuilding the login journey from scratch.
Get FluentAuth →Available in the current release. Screenshots show the redesigned 3.0 admin.
Follow the setup guide →
The preview helps with composition. The real front-end check confirms how the page behaves with your enabled sign-in methods and theme.
A branded welcome works best when the next page makes sense too. Pair the designer with role-based redirects so a member reaches their account and an editor reaches their workspace.
Use the custom forms feature to embed login and signup forms on your own pages. The designer styles the dedicated login experience; shortcodes let the surrounding page remain part of your site design.
Open the designer, add your branding and test the full journey with your enabled login methods.