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Switch between ChatGPT accounts seamlessly with a single click Save your signed-in ChatGPT accounts and switch between them from one extension. GET STARTED 1. Open chatgpt.com and sign in normally. 2. Open the extension and click Add Current Account. 3. To save another account, use Add New Account, sign in, then click Add Current Account again. 4. Click a saved account to switch. ChatGPT reloads after its sign-in is checked. Use Add New Account rather than ChatGPT's Log out button between saving accounts. Logging out can invalidate a saved sign-in. FEATURES • Save and switch between multiple accounts. • Start a fresh sign-in without removing saved accounts. • Export and import account backups. • Reorder accounts and remove entries from the saved list. • Clear error messages when a saved sign-in is no longer accepted. SIGN-IN AND PRIVACY Complete any two-step verification during normal sign-in. Saved sessions can expire, so you may need to sign in again and update an account with Add Current Account. Account data is stored locally in your browser. Exported backups contain sensitive sign-in information; keep them private. WHAT'S NEW IN 1.2.3 Improved sign-in checks, recovery after rejected switches, reconnection to already-open ChatGPT tabs, and a cleaner popup with side-by-side account buttons. Help and instructions: https://github.com/rohityadav-sas/chatgpt-account-switcher
Oct 5, 2026
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