Your account settings

Personal settings are pages under Settings → Account: open them from the Settings cog at the foot of the workspace sidebar (the Account group sits below the workspace's own settings), from Account & settings in the menu behind your avatar, or from Account settings in the editor's n menu. Workspace-wide settings live in the groups above it — see Workspace settings.

Profile#

Set your first and last name and upload an avatar (it's downscaled automatically). Your name is what teammates see on markups, chat, and history entries. Your sign-in email is shown here but can't be changed from this screen.

Sign out is on this page too, and at the bottom, Delete account — which permanently deletes your account and any workspace where you're the only member.

Security#

Change your password. If you signed up with Google, Microsoft or Apple, you can keep signing in that way — no password needed. The apps also list everywhere you're signed in here; on the web that list is under Workspace settings → API & MCP.

Signatures#

Your saved signatures — the ones you place with X in the editor — and your digital ID. They're personal, but the page sits under Settings → Resources → Signatures, next to default styles and fonts, rather than in the Account group (the apps keep it under Account). Preview, add, or delete them there; see Stamps, custom tools & signatures and Exporting & digital signatures.

Notifications#

Choose which emails Notch sends you: documents added, documents shared with you, team changes, comment replies, a weekly digest, and product updates. Changes save instantly.

Preferences#

Choose the dark (default) or light theme for this browser, and set what the mouse wheel does over a drawing — scroll or zoom — and how far one wheel click zooms (the same step applies to Ctrl + wheel). In the iPhone and iPad apps, Preferences is also where you turn Shake to report a problem on or off.

Privacy#

Cookie settings for this browser (web only).

Offline#

Documents you've kept on this device and the space they take, with Update and Retry for any that need it. See Working offline.