What you'll do
Use your existing email address as your username and sign in with your password or a registered passkey. New accounts verify their email before choosing a password. Email is still used for verification and password recovery, but password accounts do not receive a code for routine sign-in.
Steps
- Open Log In over HTTPS. If an old tab shows an HTTP address, reload it securely.
- Enter the email address that owns the account and choose Next. If a password box appears beneath the email, enter your password and choose Log In. Use your password manager to fill the email and password if available.
- If 2FA is enabled, enter the current code from your authenticator app. Completing all six digits submits it automatically; Verify & continue also submits it. To use an unused recovery code instead, choose Use a recovery code instead, enter it, then choose Use recovery code.
You can instead choose Sign in with passkey and approve the browser's PIN or biometric prompt. A verified passkey can sign you in directly without an email code or a separate authenticator prompt. A touch-only hardware key that cannot perform this verification needs the password or first-password setup alternative shown by EZFormz.
Create a new account
Choose Sign Up, enter your email and request its verification code. Check for Your EZFormz sign-up code from noreply@ezformz.net, then enter the newest six-digit code within 15 minutes. Choose and confirm a password on the page showing that verified email, then complete the terms step when requested. Creating an account after checkout is optional and does not resubmit your order.
New and reset passwords use 9–128 characters with an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter and a special character, and no spaces or other whitespace. The password page shows each format requirement and whether both entries match. Existing passwords continue to work for login.
Add your first password during the transition
The password transition starts October 26, 2026 at 9:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time. Existing accounts must add a password by November 9, 2026 at 8:00 AM Eastern Standard Time. That is a 336-hour transition period; the daylight-saving change makes the local deadline one hour earlier.
Enter your existing account email on Log In and choose Next. If the page says You haven’t set a password for this account yet, choose Create your password. Verify the code emailed to that same address and complete any enabled-factor prompt; the email carries forward without retyping. Then create and save your password. Clicking Next alone sends no email. You can also use Add password now after sign-in or Account Settings → Security → Add password. This setup path is for an existing account; Forgot password resets an already-created password.
During the reminder period, Later keeps existing access. At the cutoff, finish password setup before continuing into your private account, even if you already use a passkey. Email stays your username, and existing forms, orders, passkeys, authenticator settings and unused recovery codes stay with the same account.
Save work in other tabs before setup: adding the password signs out all browser sessions. Sign in again with your password or passkey. If an open editor asks you to finish setup in another tab, return after signing in to the same account and choose I’ve finished setup; review unsaved work before saving it.
Forgot your password?
On Log In, enter your account email, choose Next, then Forgot password, enter the account email and look for Your EZFormz password reset code. Verify the newest code, then choose a new password for the verified email shown. Recovery signs out every browser session but keeps 2FA, passkeys and unused recovery codes. It does not reset a lost authenticator; complete enabled 2FA at your next password sign-in.
If signup or recovery changes in another tab, use Restart signup or Restart recovery and verify the intended email again. Logging out clears unfinished signup or recovery setup.
What happens next
For an email-verification or recovery request, the page moves to code entry and tells you to check your inbox. This neutral response does not confirm whether the address already had an account or whether the email provider accepted a message.
After successful sign-in and any required password setup or terms step, you return to the page you requested or to your dashboard. Requesting a code for an unknown address does not create an account; use Sign Up to create one.
Signup and legacy login-code requests have a 60-second resend cooldown. A request during that minute does not send or replace the earlier code; use the code already in your inbox. After that cooldown, a newly issued code replaces the earlier one.
Password recovery has a 60-second countdown on its resend button, but that does not reserve the code across browsers. A reset started in another browser can replace an earlier unused reset code even within that minute. Always use the newest password-reset code that arrives. Every issued code expires 15 minutes after it was created, and a consumed code cannot be replayed.
Without Stay logged in for a week checked before signing in, a session is issued for up to 24 hours. Checking it uses a seven-day session. Active sessions can renew near expiry, so use Log Out when you are finished on a shared device.
Verify your email to save forms
If Save form asks you to Verify your account to save, complete the email-code flow for the account shown. Finish the authenticator or recovery-code step too when required. A passkey sign-in does not establish email verification for an account whose email has not yet been verified. Return to the form and choose Save form after verification; verification alone does not create a bookmark.
If the code is missing or rejected
- Search every mailbox folder for
noreply@ezformz.netand the subject matching your flow: Your EZFormz login code, Your EZFormz sign-up code, or Your EZFormz password reset code. - Check Spam, Promotions, Updates, All Mail, Trash, filters, and blocked senders.
- Confirm that you entered the same email address that owns the form. Separate emails are separate accounts.
- For signup or legacy login, use the existing code if you requested again within its 60-second cooldown. For password recovery, always use the newest reset code that arrives, including after a request in another browser. Discard every earlier code.
- Request a fresh code if 15 minutes passed.
- If an authenticator code fails, set your phone time automatically and try the next code on the same screen.
If the request was accepted but no message arrives, submit a support ticket with the account email and the approximate request time. Do not send a login code in the ticket.
Keep multiple accounts straight
Forms remain with the account that owns them. Signing in with another email does not merge accounts or move forms. Use the owner email shown in prior EZFormz messages, or contact support if ownership needs to be reviewed. Deleting an unused account is separate from transferring a form.
If the security check cannot complete
Try again with an updated browser and a working connection. If a browser extension blocks the check, allow it for EZFormz or try another browser. A cancelled, expired or unavailable check does not request a new code. A connection failure after sending may still have requested one, so check your inbox before trying again.
An existing verification code can still be verified, and a registered passkey can still be used. If an old tab asks for a fresh security check repeatedly, reload it over HTTPS. Creating an account after checkout is optional: your submitted order stays confirmed. If the embedded check fails, open the signup link in a new tab or copy the signup address into your browser.