Auth Page Editor

What it is

The editor loads the actual auth page inside an editable frame and lets you change its layout, wording, accent colour, and side media in place. The three pages share one design template and one accent colour, so they stay visually consistent, while each page keeps its own text.

• Login — the sign-in screen.
• Register — the new-account sign-up screen.
• Forgot Password — the password-reset request screen.

Why and when to use it

The auth pages are the first thing a visitor sees, so they carry a lot of your brand impression. Use the editor to:

• Match the sign-in experience to your brand wording and colours.
• Sell the product on the showcase panel — highlight stats, features, and what is "also inside".
• Swap the large side visual for an image, looping video, or GIF that fits a campaign or season.
• White-label the entry screens for a reseller or client.

How it works

The real auth page is rendered inside an editable frame, so what you change is exactly what visitors will see. Editing happens in four ways:

1. Choose a design template. Pick one of five layouts — Split showcase, Cinematic, Minimal, Brand spotlight, and Aurora. The chosen template applies to all three pages.
2. Edit any text inline. Click any piece of text in the frame to edit it on the spot: the eyebrow line, the large heading and its highlighted accent word, and the sub-text. New in v1.2, you can also edit every showcase element — the stat pills, all the feature cards (each card's title and description), and the "What's also inside" heading and its chips.
3. Set the accent colour. Use the colour picker to set the accent that the heading's accent word and other highlights use.
4. Upload side media. Hover the large side panel to upload an image, video, or GIF for the showcase visual.

Every change saves instantly to the platform's auth.* settings — there is no separate publish step. Switch between the Login, Register, and Forgot pages using the tabs.

Tip: Leaving any field empty reverts that field to its shipped default. That makes it easy to undo a single change — clear the text and the original wording comes back.

Step by step

1. Open Admin → Settings → Auth Pages (/admin/settings/auth-pages).
2. Pick a design template — it applies to all three pages at once.
3. Use the tabs to choose the page you want to edit: Login, Register, or Forgot Password.
4. Click any text in the frame — eyebrow, heading, accent word, sub-text, stat pills, feature cards, or the "What's also inside" chips — and type your new wording.
5. Set the accent colour with the colour picker.
6. Hover the large side panel and upload an image, video, or GIF.
7. That's it — everything is already saved. Repeat for the other two pages if you want different text on each.

Caution: Saves are instant and there is no publish step, so changes go live to visitors as soon as you make them. Review each edit in the frame before moving on, and remember that clearing a field restores its default rather than leaving it blank.

Where to find it

The editor is in the admin area under Settings → Auth Pages, reachable directly at /admin/settings/auth-pages. The settings it writes are stored under the auth.* keys.

Note: The Terms and Privacy footer links shown on the auth pages are edited in the Frontend Live Editor, not here.

Plan & permissions

The Auth Page Editor is a platform-admin-only tool. The pages it edits are the global public auth screens for the whole platform, so the settings apply to every visitor.

Related Pages

• Appearance & Theme Colours — recolour the user and admin dashboards platform-wide.
• Frontend Live Editor — edit the public marketing site, including the Terms and Privacy links.
• System Settings — where platform-wide settings (including auth.*) are stored.