How to Change DeviantArt Username, Email, and Password
Changing the DeviantArt username isn’t a free option. DeviantArt comes with premium plans to become a core member who then gets access to advanced features. There are multiple plans like Core, Core+, Pro, and Pro+. you’re able to be in any of these plans that start from $3.95/month for Core to $14.95/month for Pro+.
Along with the option to change the username, you also get other benefits such as cloud storage, NFT protection, ability to sell your art, upload multiple Deviations, scheduling Deviations, free .art domain, profile customization, insights, etc.

Unlike username, changing the email id and password is free for everyone. Here’s how you can change DeviantArt’s username, email id, and password.
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How to Change DeviantArt Account Username
There isn’t a free alternative to this process. You can create a new account with a new username for free, but the Deviations that you have already uploaded cannot be transferred to your new account. You can upload all those Deviantions manually again though. If you don’t want to lose all of the old account’s data and still want to change the username, updating to the core membership is the only option.
Note:Once you have changed the username, you don’t have to continue the subscription.

2.DevianArt only supports credit cards and points to checkout with the core membership. Complete the payment process if you have a credit card. If not, you can choose points and buy them with Paypal or Bitcoin.
3.Once you are a core member, go to the home page, and hover on theprofile iconat the top right in the menu bar.

4.In the drop-down menu, select theAccount Settingsoption.
5.This will open theIdentitysection in the account settings where you may change the username.
6.Just enter the new username that you want and click onContinue.

7.On the next page, enter the password of your DeviantArt account to change your username.
That’s it, you have successfully changed the username of your DeviantArt account. There is no way to change the username on the smartphone app. Instead, you will be redirected to the DeviantArt website to change it.

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How to Change DeviantArt Account Email ID
Changing DeviantArt email id is a free and easy process. Also unlike usernames, you can switch back to your old email id whenever you want.
To change DeviantArt’s email ID:
1.First, open theDeviantArtwebsite and hover on theprofile iconat the top right corner.
2.In the drop-down menu, select theAccount Settingsoption.
3.In theAccount Settings, click on theGeneraltab in the left sidebar.
4.Here, click on theChange emailoption beside your old email id.
5.Then enter the new email address that you want to change and the current password of your DeviantArt account.
6.This will send a verification email to the email address you have mentioned. Open the email and click onConfirm My Emailto change the email id.
That’s it, you have successfully changed the email of your DeviantArt account.
How to Change the DeviantArt Password
You need access to your email id to change the password of the DeviantArt account for verification. if you do, the process is fairly easy and free.
1.First, open theDeviantArtwebsite and hover on the profile icon in the top bar. In the drop-down, select theAccount Settingsoption.
2.Here navigate to theGeneraltab in the left sidebar.
3.In General settings, scroll down where you have the option to change the password.
4.Enter your old password and new password. Then retype your new password for confirmation and clickSave.
That’s it, now you can log in to DeviantArt with the new password.
Wrapping Up: Change DevianArt Account Details
Apart from changing the username, changing the email address or password doesn’t need a Core member subscription. Also, you don’t need to maintain the subscription every month once you have changed the username. If you want to purchase the subscription to change only the username, I recommend choosing the basic Core membership.
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