Can You Stay Logged In to Two ArtStation Accounts on One Computer?

Can you be signed in to more than one ArtStation account on the same computer? #

ArtStation's Help Center explains how to sign in and how to sign out, but it has no article on switching between accounts. According to the Help Center (read 3 October 2026), you sign out from your Avatar menu, and none of the 18 articles in its Account collection covers account switching. On a PC, plan on one signed-in ArtStation account per browser profile, and give every extra account that must stay open at the same time a profile of its own.

The Help Center's instructions are written for the website in a browser. Its Mobile App collection covers push notifications and uploading from the iPhone and iPad app, and it describes no desktop app, so "ArtStation on a computer" means a browser tab.

What does the Help Center say about signing in and out? #

The pages behind this table were read on 3 October 2026 and show the date 7 August 2026.

Sign-in options can change, and the sign-in screen is the authority for what is offered today. The Help Center pages read for this guide do not describe an Epic Games sign-in; the one mention of Epic Games calls it ArtStation's parent company, in the tax FAQ.

Why can Sign in with Facebook leave you with two accounts? #

This is the multi-account trap the Help Center describes most plainly. It says ArtStation pairs accounts through the email address, so when the email on your Facebook account differs from the one on your ArtStation account, Sign in with Facebook creates a new user and leaves you with two. To add Facebook to an existing account, the Help Center says to hold off on the Facebook button: sign in as usual, open your settings page and connect Facebook from there.

If it has already happened, the Help Center's fix is:

1. Sign in as the new user using Facebook.
2. Delete that new user from the cancel-account page in your settings.
3. Sign in to your existing ArtStation account with email and password.
4. Hook the account up with Facebook from the general settings page.

A message saying another account is already using this Facebook account points to the same duplicate. The Help Center's version for that case starts with signing out, then signing in with Facebook, deleting the user, signing back in to the original account and linking Facebook from settings.

Do you need a second account at all? #

Sometimes the Help Center already gives you what a second sign-in was meant to provide:

• One account comes with both a community profile at artstation.com/username and a website at username.artstation.com or your own domain.
• A single artwork cannot be shared across portfolios; the Help Center suggests naming collaborators in the project text and pointing to their pages.
• A studio that recruits uses the Team tab in Recruitment Tools, where each colleague has their own ArtStation account. See managing ArtStation for a studio or team.

How can you keep two accounts open at the same time? #

For steps, naming and hand-over, see separate browser profiles for ArtStation accounts. For the general idea, see what a browser profile is, and for how profiles differ from VPNs and private windows, browser profile vs VPN vs incognito.

What if it does not work? #

• You keep getting signed out. Check for a private window, an expired Facebook sign-in, or Firefox on Windows with a wrong clock or blocked cookies. The causes are in ArtStation login not working or keeps signing you out.
• The wrong account is open. Look at the profile name and colour of the window before you post, and rename profiles if they look alike.
• You cannot sign in at all. Use Forgot password, then contact ArtStation Support. The Member Support article gives Pro members and paying customers priority, with a typical reply in one to three business days, and warns that free accounts may wait longer.
• You suspect a duplicate account. Follow the Facebook steps above, and check which account holds your projects before you delete anything.

Where ADSSPEED fits #

ADSSPEED does not change what ArtStation allows. It is a desktop app for Windows and macOS that manages many browser profiles. Each profile keeps its own cookies, local data and browser settings, so ArtStation accounts you own or are authorised to manage can stay signed in side by side without signing each other out. Profiles can be opened, stopped and organised in bulk, and profile data stays on your own computer. ADSSPEED is not affiliated with ArtStation.