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Anaconda accounts are shared across all Anaconda products, including Anaconda.org and Anaconda.com. You don’t need an account to search for public packages on Anaconda.org, but an account enables you to do the following:
  • Author and manage packages
  • Upload packages
  • Create organizations
This page contains information on creating and managing an Anaconda account in Anaconda.org.

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Creating an account

To sign up for an Anaconda account:
  1. On Anaconda.org, click Sign up.
  2. From here, you can sign up via a Google, Microsoft, or GitHub account, or select Sign Up with Email and enter an email and password.
  3. If you chose Sign Up with Email, verify your account using the email sent to your email address.
  4. Enter your name and optional information about yourself.
  5. Create a username and select Save Username.
Anaconda.org displays your profile photo if the email address you used to register on Anaconda.org is associated with a Gravatar account. To associate your email address or change your Gravatar profile photo, go to gravatar.com.

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Signing in

You have several ways you can sign in to Anaconda.org, depending on your setup:
  1. On Anaconda.org, select Sign In.
  2. Sign in using any of the following:
    • your Anaconda.org username and password
    • your Anaconda account credentials
    • a linked Google, Microsoft, or GitHub account
Enterprise Single Sign-On or Single Sign-On (ESSO/SSO) users should enter their email address and click Sign In to use single sign-on.

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Resetting your password

To reset your password:
  1. Log in to Anaconda.org.
  2. From your profile in the top-right corner, select Settings.
  3. Select My Account in the left-hand menu. Verify your password, if prompted.
  4. In the Change Password section, enter your old password, then enter and confirm a new password.
  5. Select Change Password.

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Upgrading or downgrading your plan

If you require more private packages or storage space than is included in a personal plan, contact Anaconda so we can customize a plan for you.

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Troubleshooting

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Captcha not appearing when trying to create an Anaconda.org account on Firefox

Cause
The captcha at the bottom of the Sign In panel on Anaconda.org sometimes fails to appear on Firefox browsers. The captcha may be blocked by an ad blocker extension, tracking blocker extension, or Firefox’s privacy settings.

Solution
  1. Refresh your browser and try again. If refreshing multiple times, wait a few seconds between each refresh.
  2. Check your extensions. Extensions that block tracking or ads may also block the captcha.
  3. Check your browser settings. Privacy settings may block the captcha.
  4. Open the sign in page in a private browsing window.

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”URI no longer exists and has been permanently removed” 410 error when attempting to upload notebooks or environments to Anaconda.org

Cause
The Notebooks and Environments features have been removed from Anaconda.org as part of an initiative to streamline and improve Anaconda.org and enable the site to focus on package hosting and management. Because of this, notebook and environment files can no longer be uploaded to Anaconda.org using the anaconda upload command.
Solution
Although you can no longer upload notebooks to Anaconda.org, you can share your notebooks with others using Anaconda Notebooks instead. Anaconda Notebooks come with their own preloaded Environments and allow you to create your own custom environments as well. For more information on sharing notebooks with Anaconda Notebooks, see Sharing notebooks.

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Users don’t have passwords for anaconda-client login to Anaconda.org

Cause
If you created an account on Anaconda.org and used the Google, Microsoft, or GitHub authorization options to sign up, you do not have a password associated with your account. anaconda-client v1.13.1 and older require a username and password to log in to anaconda.org.
Solution
To log in to anaconda.org without a password using anaconda-client, you must update anaconda-client to v1.14.0 or later in your base environment:
  1. Open Anaconda Prompt (Terminal in macOS/Linux).
  2. Update or install anaconda-client by running the following command: 
    conda install --name base "anaconda-client>=1.14.0"
  3. Log into Anaconda.org: 
    anaconda org login
  4. A browser window opens to authenticate you to Anaconda.org. Sign in with your account credentials to complete authentication in the browser.