Theme My Login

Theme My Login replaces the default WordPress login screen (wp-login.php) with login, registration and password reset pages that live inside your theme, so they look like the rest of your site. It works as soon as you activate it: the pages appear at /login, /register and /lostpassword by default, and WordPress’s own login, logout and registration links point to them.

Features

• Login, registration, lost password and password reset forms on the frontend of your site, styled by your theme.
• Choose the URL of each page, such as /sign-in instead of /login.
• Let users log in with their username, their email address, or either.
• Let users register with just an email address, no username needed.
• Let users choose their own password at registration, with a strength meter and a show/hide toggle.
• Log new users in automatically after they register.
• Put the forms anywhere with the [theme-my-login] shortcode or the login widget.
• Add login, logout and registration links to your navigation menus.
• Submit forms without a page reload by turning on AJAX.
• Works on multisite networks, including network signup.

Do More With Extensions

Theme My Login is free. Paid add-ons from our extensions catalog build on it:

• Redirection: control where users land after they log in, log out or register, based on their role.
• Moderation: stop spam sign-ups by requiring email confirmation, admin approval, or both before new users can log in.
• Restrictions: limit posts, pages, menus and widgets to logged-in users or specific roles, or make your whole site private.
• Security: stop brute-force attacks with IP lockouts, set password rules, and shut off wp-login.php.
• reCAPTCHA: block spam bots on your login, registration, lost password and comment forms with Google reCAPTCHA.
• Profiles: give users a profile page that matches your theme, and keep them out of wp-admin.
• Notifications: rewrite WordPress’s account emails, send them as HTML, and create your own notifications for registration and password events.
• 2FA: add authenticator-app two-factor authentication to your login, with backup codes and the option to require 2FA for specific roles.
• Social: let visitors log in or register with Google, Facebook or X.
• Avatars: let users upload their own profile pictures instead of depending on Gravatar.
• Favorites: let logged-in users save posts to a personal favorites page and come back to them later.
• Mailchimp: add new users to your Mailchimp audiences at registration, automatically or with an opt-in checkbox.

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