Change Your Password

You can change the password for your WordPress login from your profile.

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Good to know

You can change the password for your WordPress login from your profile. Do it if you think someone else knows it, if you shared it with a contractor, or if you use the same password on another site.

WordPress can suggest a strong password for you. Keep it in a password manager so you aren't tempted to write it down or reuse it. Anyone else who logs in to the site should have their own account and change their own password.

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