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How to Change the Password of a Wordpress Account?

If you are logged in into your wordpress admin account, you can easily change your password.


1. Login to your WordPress admin dashboard.

2. Under the dashboard menu, hover your mouse over "Users" and then click on "Your Profile".
Your Profile in WordPress Dashboard Sidebar


3. Scroll down and under Account Management you can see the €œNew Password€ option. Click on the €œGenerate Password€ button.
Generate New Password


4. Copy the password to a safe place and then click on €œUpdate Profile€ to change your password.

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