Go to [GitHub Developer Settings](https://github.com/settings/developers) and click **New OAuth App**

Fill in the required fields:

If you want to try studio locally, add your local url as redirect URI: `http://localhost:3000/__nuxt_studio/auth/gitlab`

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After creating the OAuth app, you'll receive:

- A **Client ID** (visible immediately)

- A **Client Secret** (click **Generate a new client secret**)

Add the GitHub OAuth credentials to your deployment platform's environment variables or in your `.env` file in local

Go to your GitLab [User Settings → Applications](https://gitlab.com/-/user_settings/applications) (or your group/organization settings) and create a **New Application**.

Fill in the required fields:

If you want to try studio locally, add your local url as redirect URI: `http://localhost:3000/__nuxt_studio/auth/gitlab`

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After creating the OAuth application, you'll receive:

- An **Application ID** (visible immediately)

- A **Secret** (visible immediately)

Add the GitLab OAuth credentials to your deployment platform's environment variables or in your `.env` file in local

Google OAuth is used for authentication only. The Git Personal Access Token (`STUDIO_GITHUB_TOKEN` or `STUDIO_GITLAB_TOKEN`) is required to push changes to your repository.

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Add the **Google OAuth credentials** and the **Personal Access Token** for your Git provider to your deployment platform's environment variables or in your `.env` file locally. Do not forget to also whitelist users allowed to connect with Google with the `STUDIO_GITHUB_MODERATORS` variable.