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# Social Login

MasterStudy supports the [**AccessPress Social Login Lite**](https://wordpress.org/plugins/accesspress-social-login-lite/) plugin which allows you to enable social login on your website using popular social media networks. The free version of the plugin includes social media such as **Google**, **Facebook**, and **Twitter.**

## **AccessPress Social Login Lite** 

To start the work, install and activate the plugin from the default repository of WordPress. Go to **Plugins > Add new**(1), search for the **AccessPress Social Login Lite** plugin(2), click **Install** and **activate** it after the installation.

![](/files/-Me8yLcjWvP0OreJv092)

Afterward, the **AccessPress Social Login Lite** plugin menu appears on the  Dashboard.

![](/files/-Me8zBR7ssCJ9dOz3h5p)

Here you can set up social networks you are planning to use for social login.

![](/files/-Me93VsAtgpmhj6bimJD)

### **Facebook Login**

You need to create the app with ID and Secret Key to enable users login with their Facebook account to your website.

{% hint style="info" %}
Follow the **AccessPress** [**Documentation page**](https://accesspressthemes.com/documentation/accesspress-social-login-lite/) to get detailed information about the Facebook API configuration process.
{% endhint %}

After the setup is finished just enable Facebook login.

![](/files/-Me95PwzSvNRSQodfGg_)

Now people can use their Facebook account to login on your website.

![The screenshoot takent from the Masterstudy theme](/files/-Me9AF9vhfWxLbgyB32P)

### **Twitter Login**

You need to create the Twitter API app to enable users login with their Twitter account to your website.

{% hint style="info" %}
Follow the **AccessPress** [**Documentation page**](https://accesspressthemes.com/documentation/accesspress-social-login-lite/) to get detailed information about the Twitter API configuration process.
{% endhint %}

After the setup is finished just enable Facebook login.

![](/files/-Me97fQbY1zUld002SlO)

Now people can use their Twitter account to login on your website.

![The screenshoot takent from the Masterstudy theme](/files/-Me9AkE1Ch4jIHhSiGKV)

### Google Login

You need to create a new Google API app with client ID and Client Secret to enable users login with their Google account to your website.

{% hint style="info" %}
Follow the **AccessPress** [**Documentation page**](https://accesspressthemes.com/documentation/accesspress-social-login-lite/) to get detailed information about the Google API configuration process.
{% endhint %}

![](/files/-Me98ojnPxeXZtUoutOE)

After you finish, your users will be able to login using their Google accounts as well.

![The screenshoot takent from the Masterstudy theme](/files/-Me9BKojVw43k1CMG6On)

## Other settings

Also, in the **Other setting** section you can select the login options to display, choose the icon theme, change the font or change the login and logout redirect links.

![](/files/-Me9YuvNh_1ljvr-d_u6)


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