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# Creating an account

To use Amplify, you need to have an account that is properly created and configured. 

To do this, you need to go to <https://admin.getamplify.app/registro> and create the account by clicking on the "Google" button.

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Once the account is created, you will be redirected to your profile

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Por ultimo, para poder empezar a utilizar tu cuenta necesitas configurar tu perfil. En [Configurando tu cuenta](/amplify/espanol/configurando-tu-cuenta.md) podes ver toda la información para hacerlo.

Lastly, to start using your account you will need to set up your profile. In [Setting up your account](/amplify/english/setting-up-your-account.md) you will have all the information to do it


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