Sign in to Rivya and recover account access
Sign in with Google or an email verification code. Learn how to resend a code, recover account access, and reach your saved work.
Last reviewed on September 8, 2026
Sign in to Rivya with Google or a six-digit code sent to your email. You do not need to create a password for email-code sign-in. Use the same account each time to keep your credits, subscriptions, and saved work together.
Sign in with an email code
Open
/auth/loginand enter your email address.Complete the security check if it appears, then request a sign-in code.
Check that inbox and enter the six-digit code. It expires after five minutes and allows up to three verification attempts.
If you are new to Rivya, verification creates your account. Otherwise, it signs you into the existing account associated with that email.
For Google sign-in, choose Google on the same page and select the account you want to use for Rivya.
If the code does not arrive or no longer works
Check the email address for a typo and look in spam or junk. Wait until the resend timer finishes before requesting another code. Use the newest code; request a fresh one if it has expired or you have used all verification attempts.
Do not share verification codes. If access still fails, note the error message and when it occurred, then follow the troubleshooting guide. Never include a code or password in a support request.
Older sign-in methods
Some existing accounts have password, GitHub, or Discord credentials. Use those methods only if the login page offers them. For an available password login, /auth/forgot-password starts recovery and /auth/reset-password completes it. Email-code sign-in does not require a password reset.
Magic Link sign-in is currently disabled. An old sign-in link is not a substitute for a current email verification code.
Return to your work
Rivya normally opens /dashboard after sign-in. If you signed in while starting a task, a valid return link can take you back to that task instead.
The dashboard links to Studio, history, notifications, billing, and credits. If your balance or history looks unfamiliar, first check which account you used before buying credits or starting another paid task.
Pages that require sign-in
You can browse model descriptions, tools, pricing, blogs, and docs without an account. Running billable work and opening saved account areas requires sign-in, including /studio/*, /dashboard, /history/*, /notifications, /settings/*, and /payment.
A public tool or generation form does not mean anonymous generation is available. Sign in when the page asks you to continue.
Account security and deletion
Open /settings/security for the controls available to your account, including account deletion where permitted. Password controls depend on whether you have a password credential and whether the older password flow is available. Different sign-in methods can therefore show different controls.
See account settings for profile, subscription, and wallet management, or follow the getting started guide to run your first task.