INTEGRITY Documentation

Log in to Cloudflare

Go to the Cloudflare dashboard and choose your sign-in option.

Go to Account home ↗

Sign-in options

Cloudflare offers the following sign-in options:

Email and password

Enter your email address and password.

Single Sign-On (SSO)

If your admin has enabled enabled SSO, enter your email address.

Social login

Social login allows you to sign in with a trusted 3rd party sign in service such as Apple, Google, or GitHub. Social login is only available for accounts with a verified email address, or accounts that signed up via social login initially. If you have additionally configured two-factor authentication on your account, that will be presented in addition to any login and two-factor authentication provided by the social login provider.

Sign in with Apple

If you chose to share your email when creating a Cloudflare account with Apple ID and want to set a password and obtain an API key, go to the Cloudflare dashboard login page and select Forgot your password? to trigger a password reset email.

If you have chosen to hide your email when creating a Cloudflare account with Apple ID, resetting your password will not work. You can use the suggested workaround below:

  1. Add a new member to your account using your secondary email address.
  2. Register a new Cloudflare account with your secondary email address and set a password.
  3. Access the Cloudflare dashboard with the new user and password to obtain an API key.

Changing your Cloudflare account email address will unlink the login credentials with the Apple ID from your Cloudflare account. If you attempt to log in using the same Apple ID after the email is changed, you will create a new Cloudflare account.

If you created your Cloudflare account using Apple Relay and decide to change your Apple ID or email address, you will be unable to retrieve the Cloudflare account and all login options will be permanently lost.

Sign in with Google

Sign in with GitHub