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# Using App Passwords on Enstrayed Cloud
App Passwords are credentials used to access your Enstrayed Cloud account from a specific application or device. They are created automatically for many Nextcloud clients, or can be created manually using the steps below.
**As Enstrayed Cloud exclusively uses ECLS for sign on, you will need to create app passwords for any device that does not support browser login.**
To create an App Password:
1. Login to Enstrayed Cloud
2. Select your profile image in the top right of the page and select 'Personal Settings'<br>
![Screenshot showing steps to access Personal Settings in Enstrayed Cloud](https://i.enstrayed.com/20250716-55f5388f.jpg)
3. In the sidebar on the left side of the page, select 'Security'<br>
![Screenshot highlighting the Security tab on the left sidebar](https://i.enstrayed.com/20250716-55ad5071.jpg)
4. Enter a description for the app password, such as the device name or application, then select 'Create new app password'<br>
![Screenshot showing steps to create an app password](https://i.enstrayed.com/20250716-5512d99f.jpg)
5. You will be presented with a username and unique password; You will use these credentials to access Enstrayed Cloud from your application.<br>
![Screenshot showing the prompt displaying the newly created app password](https://i.enstrayed.com/20250716-55dc2a4d.jpg)

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<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
<title>Document</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>example article</h1>
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