Log in with your Reddit account

If you have not logged in here before, scriptbin will use your Reddit username to register a scriptbin user.

If you have set it up previously for your account, log in with secondary login/two-factor authentication or log in with a passkey.

Troubleshooting: Logging in takes you to a "not found" page?

On phones and tablets, if you are using a browser app and clicking to log in with Reddit takes you to a separate Reddit app, you may not be logged in to Reddit within the browser (or to the same account). Retry, but choose to not open the link in Reddit when asked, then follow the login procedure on the Reddit site.

As an example: if you get the question "Open in Reddit - Would you like to leave Firefox to open this content?", click Cancel.

Will scriptbin see all my information/posts/be able to do anything with my Reddit user? halp

No - this login process is used to make sure you have control over a specific Reddit account, and also gives you a scriptbin account with the same username, so that no one else can take your username. You also don't have to remember a separate password.

Technically speaking, scriptbin asks for the absolute minimum permissions to be able to ask who the "logged-in" user is. Even this gives it a little more permissions, but they are never used.