Let users request a one-time email link when they want to enter your site without remembering a password.
Available in the current release.
An existing user requests a link. Email delivery and access to the correct mailbox are part of this journey.
From: Your WordPress site
Use this one-time link to continue signing in.
Complete your required passkey or authenticator check before access is granted.
The user enters the email address or username associated with their account.
WordPress sends the time-limited link to that account’s email address.
FluentAuth checks that the token is valid, unexpired and unused.
The link is consumed. A required device challenge still applies before access is completed.
A client who signs in once a month may spend more time recovering their account than using it. A one-time email link offers a direct route back when the password is forgotten.
FluentAuth emails a time-limited sign-in link that cannot be reused after it is consumed. Mailbox security and dependable delivery matter. If the role requires device verification, that challenge remains in the journey.
Help people return without another password reset, while retaining required device verification.
Get FluentAuth →Available in the current release.
Follow the setup guide →
You can offer this option alongside your regular login form or place the magic-login shortcode on a page of your own.
The experience depends on the message arriving promptly. Test delivery, spam placement and the link destination using a real test account before making this your main sign-in option.
A magic link proves access to the mailbox. Asking for another code sent to the same mailbox would not add an independent factor. FluentAuth keeps a required device challenge, such as an authenticator app or passkey, in the flow.
Add magic login alongside your regular form and test the full email journey before inviting users to try it.