Manage your profile and account security

Update how you appear in Omnymous, change your email or password, review where you’re signed in, export your library, or close your account. Your personal details live in Profile; everything about access and your data lives in Security.

Your profile

Open Profile in your account settings.

Photo

In the Photo card, click Upload to add a picture. Once you have one, the same card offers Change to replace it and Remove to clear it back to your initials.

If you signed up with Google, your photo comes from your Google account — the card shows a Google badge and you change the picture in Google, not here.

Name and account facts

Edit First name and Last name, then click Save. Your Email is shown here but changed under Security (see below).

Underneath, the Account row summarizes your account: Member since (the day you joined), Account age, Sign-in (whether you use an email and password or Google), and your Role in the workspace.

Change your email

Open Security. In the Account access card, next to your email, click Change.

Enter your New email address and your Current password, then click Send verification. Omnymous sends a verification link to the new address — the change only takes effect once you open that link.

Change your password

In the Password card, type your Current password and click Send change link. For your security, the password isn’t changed on this screen — Omnymous emails you a link, and you set the new password from there. Finishing it also signs you out everywhere, so you’ll sign in again with the new password.

If you sign in with Google, there’s no password to change here — your sign-in is managed by Google, and the Password card doesn’t appear.

Locked out? Reset from the login page

If you can’t sign in, you can’t reach this page — reset from the front door instead. On the login page , click Forgot password?, enter your email, and Omnymous sends a reset link. Open it, choose a new password, and sign in.

Active sessions

The Active sessions card lists every device currently signed in to your account, each with its browser, rough location, and date. The device you’re using now carries a Current badge.

See something you don’t recognize? Hover that row and click the sign-out button to end that session immediately. Your current session stays put. If anything looks wrong, change your password too.

Export your library data

Need a copy of everything you’ve built? In the Data & account card, click Export next to Export library data.

The export bundles your Library items & metadata, Folder structure, Custom types & compositions, and Associated files. Click Request Export and Omnymous emails you a download link when it’s ready. The link expires in 24 hours, and you can request one export per hour.

Delete your account

Deleting is permanent. If you own a workspace, deleting your account also deletes that workspace for everyone in it.

In the Data & account card, click Delete. If you own workspaces, the dialog shows exactly what will be removed — the organizations and stores, how much library content, which members will be notified, and any subscription you’ll forfeit.

To go through with it, tick the box confirming you’ve exported anything you need, type DELETE to confirm, and click Delete Account.

Troubleshooting

My email-change link expired. The link is time-limited. Open the Change Email Address dialog again, re-enter the new address and your current password, and click Send verification for a fresh link.

I didn’t get the password reset email. Check your spam folder, and confirm you’re using the same email you sign in with. Request the reset again from Forgot password? on the login page  if needed.

There’s no way to change my password. If you sign in with Google, there’s no password to manage in Omnymous — change it in your Google account instead.