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# Linking Your PixieBrix Account
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If your company has installed the PixieBrix Chrome Extension for you, you'll need to link your account. If you installed via the Chrome Web Store or app.pixiebrix.com, you'll have done this as part of the installation.
{% endhint %}
#### Step 1: Link the PixieBrix Account when Chrome first installs the extension
* When Chrome installs the PixieBrix extension, Chrome will open a tab with the following setup screen. Click “Create/link PixieBrix account”. This will open a new tab with a login page\
* Click "Connect with Google" or "Connect with Microsoft", as instructed by your team lead
* You will be redirected to a Google/Microsoft page asking you to accept authenticating to PixieBrix with your account. Accept the request and you'll be redirected back to PixieBrix
#### Step 1b: If you accidentally closes the tab that appears when PixieBrix is first installed
* Go to [https://app.pixiebrix.com](https://app.pixiebrix.com/)
* Click "Connect with Google" or "Connect with Microsoft", as instructed by your team lead\
* You will be redirected to a Google/Microsoft page asking you to accept authenticating to PixieBrix with your account. Accept the request and you'll be redirected back to PixieBrix
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