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Creating a Tailore account

Signing up takes an email address and a password, or one tap with Google. This article walks the exact flow and answers what an account is actually needed for.

Updated August 20262 minute readClient guide

When you need an account

Browsing never requires an account - designers, the Shop, studio profiles and listings are all public. You need to sign in the moment you want to send an inquiry, message a studio, or pay for a project. Accounts are free.

Signing up

Tailore uses one email-first flow for both signing up and signing in, so you never have to remember which one you need.

  1. Select Join in the header

    Join opens the sign-in window on any page.

  2. Enter your email address

    Type it into the Email field and select Continue. Tailore checks whether that address already has an account: a new address continues to signup, an existing one goes to password sign-in.

  3. Add your name and a password

    For a new address, enter your Full name and set a password in Create password - it needs 8+ characters. Then select Create account. You are signed in right away.

  4. Or continue with Google

    When Continue with Google is offered, you can skip the password entirely. Google confirms your email address automatically.

Email confirmation is not currently required before you can use your account. If a confirmation email does arrive, follow it - a confirmed address keeps your account easier to recover.

One account for everything

The same account works for buying and, if you ever want it, for selling: there is no separate client account, and opening a designer studio later happens from the account you already have. See For designers if that path interests you.

Forgot your password? The sign-in screen has a password reset - request it there and follow the email. For account safety habits, see Protecting your account.

FAQs

No. Creating and keeping an account is free. You only ever pay for the projects you commission, on the payment schedule you approved.

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