As well as an email address and password, you can use your Google account to sign in to A3 iFrame. On the sign-up screen it appears as Sign up with Google, and on the sign-in screen as Continue with Google.
Why use it
- No extra password. One fewer credential to create, store, and remember.
- Your email is already verified. Google has confirmed the address, so you skip the verification email described in creating your account and signing in.
- Your Google security carries over. If you use two-step verification on your Google account, that protection applies when you sign in here.
What we receive
Signing in with Google shares your email address and basic profile details so we can create and identify your account. It does not give A3 iFrame access to your Gmail, Drive, or anything else in your Google account, and we never see your Google password.
If you already have an account with the same email
Using Google with an address that already has an A3 iFrame account takes you to that account rather than creating a second one. Two cases behave slightly differently:
- Your existing account is verified. Google sign-in is simply added to it and your password keeps working, so you can use either method.
- Your existing account was never verified. Google has proved the address and the old, unverified password is cleared. Sign in with Google from then on, or use “forgot password” on the sign-in screen to set a new one.
If your Google account's own email address isn't verified with Google, we won't link it — sign in with your password instead.
Avoid creating two accounts
The one thing to watch is signing up twice with different addresses — that creates two separate accounts, with separate sites and separate billing. If that has happened, open a ticket from support and we'll help sort it out.
If Google sign-in doesn't work
- Make sure you're choosing the right Google account if you're signed into several.
- Allow pop-ups and redirects for a3iframe.ai in your browser.
- Try a private window to rule out a browser extension interfering.
You can always fall back to email and password — if you've never set one, use “forgot password” on the sign-in screen. Still stuck? See email verification and login issues.