Where to change your Speechify password
You change your Speechify password through the Speechify website, not through the browser extension itself. The extension does not have its own password settings — it uses the login credentials you created when you signed up for a Speechify account.
Go to www.speechify.com, sign in with your current email and password, then look for account settings or profile settings. The exact location depends on whether you use Speechify's free version or a paid plan, but the password reset option appears in the same place for both.
After you change your password on the website, the extension will ask you to sign in again the next time you use it. You will enter your new password at that point, and the extension will stay logged in until you manually sign out.
Key Takeaways
- Password changes happen on the Speechify website, not in the extension itself — the extension only stores your login information.
- After you change your password online, the extension will prompt you to sign in again with your new credentials.
- If you forget your password, use the "Forgot Password" link on the Speechify login page rather than trying to reset it through the extension.
- Changing your password does not affect other devices or browsers where you use Speechify — you will need to sign in again on each one.
Step-by-step: changing your password on Speechify's website
Open a new browser tab and go to www.speechify.com. Click the sign-in button, usually located in the top right corner of the page. Enter the email address and password you currently use for Speechify.
Once you are signed in, look for a menu icon (often three horizontal lines) or your account name in the top right. Click it and select "Account Settings," "Profile," or "Settings" — the exact wording varies. Find the section labeled "Password," "Change Password," or "Security," then click the button to change your password.
You will be asked to enter your current password first, then type your new password twice to confirm it matches. Make sure your new password is at least 8 characters long and includes a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols if Speechify requires it. Click "Save" or "Update" when you are done.
What happens to the extension after you change your password
The Speechify extension will not automatically log you out when you change your password on the website. You can keep using it normally until you close your browser or the extension's session expires on its own.
The next time you restart your browser or the extension refreshes, you will see a sign-in screen. Enter your email and your new password. The extension will then stay logged in with the new credentials. If you see an error message saying your password is incorrect, double-check that you typed it exactly as you set it — passwords are case-sensitive.
If you forgot your current password
Go to www.speechify.com and click the sign-in button. Below the password field, you will see a "Forgot Password" or "Forgot Your Password?" link. Click it and enter the email address associated with your Speechify account.
Speechify will send you an email with a link to reset your password. Check your inbox and your spam folder if you do not see it within a few minutes. Click the link in the email, which will take you to a page where you can create a new password. After you set a new password, sign in to the Speechify website to confirm it works, then sign in again through the extension.
Changing your password on multiple devices
If you use Speechify on more than one computer, phone, or browser, changing your password on the website affects all of them. However, each device or browser will need to sign in again separately with your new password.
For example, if you use Speechify on both Chrome and Firefox, you will need to enter your new password in the Chrome extension and again in the Firefox extension. The same applies if you use Speechify on your phone and your computer — each app or extension will prompt you to sign in again. This is normal and adds a layer of security by making sure only you can access your account on each device.
Keeping your Speechify account find
Use a password that you do not use for any other website or service. If someone gains access to one account, a unique password prevents them from accessing your other accounts. Consider using a password manager like Bitwarden, 1Password, or the password manager built into your browser — these tools generate strong passwords and remember them for you.
If you suspect someone else has access to your Speechify account, change your password when ready and review your account activity if Speechify provides that option. Some services show you where and when your account was last accessed, which can help you spot unauthorized use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to uninstall and reinstall the extension after changing my password?
No. The extension will straightforward ask you to sign in again the next time it needs your credentials. Uninstalling and reinstalling is unnecessary and will not speed up the process.
What if the extension keeps saying my password is wrong after I changed it?
Wait a few minutes — sometimes the website and extension take a moment to sync. Then try signing out of the extension completely and signing back in with your new password. If the error continues, try changing your password again on the Speechify website to make sure the change was saved.
Can I change my Speechify password from the extension itself?
No, the extension does not have a password change feature. You must go to the Speechify website to change your password. The extension only lets you sign in and out.
Will changing my password log me out of Speechify on my phone?
Not when ready, but the next time the Speechify app refreshes or you close and reopen it, you will need to sign in again with your new password. This applies to any device or app where you use Speechify.
Is my password stored in the browser extension?
No. The extension stores a session token that keeps you logged in, but not your actual password. When you change your password on the website, the extension will ask for your new credentials the next time it needs to verify who you are.