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Sign-in and Pro access

Connect your account, check access, and distinguish signing out from deleting an account.

User guidemacOS · Windows

Sign in through the browser and return to Corral

  1. Choose Sign in in Corral’s Account tab.
  2. Complete sign-in on the Corral page opened in your system browser.
  3. Check the browser’s completion message and return to Corral.
  4. Confirm that the app shows your account information and current plan.

Check the app before enabling settings sync.

Free limits and Pro features

FeatureFreeWith Pro
Custom layouts1No creation count limit
Layout snapshots1No snapshot count limit
Undo / Redo2 per windowNo operation count limit
Custom profiles1Additional profiles
Window SnapShared configurationPer-monitor settings and custom-layout candidates
Sticky ResizeBasic behaviorRange, corner, multi-window, and visual options
Server sync and Stream DeckRequire ProAvailable when account and connection requirements are met

Active beta or trial access may unlock more than the normal Free limits.

When Pro access ends

Custom layouts and profiles may become locked or read-only rather than immediately being deleted. You can continue with available profiles and Free features.

Sticky Resize uses the standard 12px detection range while Pro settings are locked, retaining the saved choice. Local backup remains separate and can remain available even when server sync is locked.

Session checks and signing in again

If a temporary network problem prevents verification of a saved account, check connectivity first. Corral retries verification when connectivity recovers. Follow a sign-in-again, expired-session, or invalid-session notice when shown.

The stored-login recovery notice states that local settings, presets, shortcuts, and backups have been preserved. Do not delete local data as the first response to a login problem.

Sign out on this device

Choose and confirm Sign out in the Account tab’s danger zone. This does not delete the account.

A network or server failure leaves the signed-in state and shows an error. Retry from Account.

Account deletion cannot be undone

Use sign-out for a temporary break

Account deletion permanently removes the account and its associated data. Review what you need to retain and the effects on your use before proceeding.

If deletion is required, open the account-deletion action in the danger zone, read the warning, and enter DELETE using English input to confirm the deletion. Read the final deletion notice too.

An authentication-expired error means deletion did not complete. Sign in again and check the state.

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