Sign in to Drime
Sign in to Drime with your email and password or a passkey, enter your two-factor code if you use one, and what to do when sign-in is blocked.
You sign in with your email address, then your password or a passkey.
#Sign in
Open https://app.drime.cloud, or click Log in on drime.cloud.
Under Welcome to Drime, enter your email address and click Continue.

Under Welcome back, enter your password and click Continue.

If you turned on two-factor authentication, enter your code.
Use the code from your authenticator app. Without your phone, click Use a recovery code instead and enter one of your recovery codes.

Drime remembers you on this device: there is no box to tick.
After you sign in, Drime may offer Sign in faster next time: Add a passkey sets one up, Not now skips it.
#With a passkey
On the Welcome back step, click Sign in with a passkey and confirm with your device, for example with Face ID, Touch ID or Windows Hello. If two-factor authentication is on, Drime still asks for your code after the passkey. See Passkeys.
#On your other devices
Drime Desktop and the mobile app use the same account. See Sign in to and out of Drime Desktop and Install and update the Drime mobile app.
#If you cannot sign in
Message | What to do |
|---|---|
Invalid email or password. or These credentials do not match our records. | Check the email address and the password. If you forgot your password, click Forgot password?: see Reset a forgotten password. |
Too many login attempts. Please try again in … seconds. | After 5 failed attempts within a minute, sign-in is paused. Wait for the time shown, then try again. |
You were signed out because your session expired. Please sign in again. | Sign in again. |
This user is banned. | The account is suspended. Contact support. |
More cases: I can't sign in.
#New sign-in alerts
When your account is used from a new browser or system, Drime sends you an email: New sign-in to your … account. If it was not you, change your password right away and review your sessions: see I got a new sign-in alert.
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