# Account creation

To create an account, go to vLex and select **Sign up**. Input your information in the form, and tell us what jurisdiction you are primarily interested in (you can add more later).

![Signing up](/files/-Mck7JjrQu8Rkg1ePv0-)

Another way you can get to this form is by opening the login screen and clicking **No account? Register.**

A third and final option for opening an account with vLex is to use your social media. Go to the vLex login screen and click on the **Google**, **Facebook** or **Twitter** icons. You will be taken to the site you have chosen and asked to authorise access.

![Different login options](/files/-Mck8lDga5Jejv7YBAye)

When you open a new account, you will get three days of trial access and then, if you have not chosen a subscription, your account will migrate to vLex Open, which will only give you access to certain features. Read more about this in [Subscriptions](/support-1/account-management/your-subscriptions.md).

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If you access an account through an organisation, talk to your administrator or librarian. They can create an account for you and you will receive an email with your login details.
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