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# How to Sign up Using Apple Id?

To sign up on Creator with your Apple ID, open <https://creator.avataar.ai/>  and click on the ‘Continue with Apple’ option.

You will get a pop-up with a confirmation from[^1] Apple asking for consent on using your Apple ID.

(Please make sure to select the “Share my Email” option on the screen popup while logging in for the first time)

Once you click on 'Continue', you will be taken back to the app and logged in successfully. \
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Once you've Signed up successfully, enter a username and answer some basic questions to help us understand you better.

Click on the 'Get Started' button and you're all set!&#x20;

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