How do I manage my individual Scriptation account?

There are two parts to managing your Scriptation account.

Your Apple ID handles your subscription, billing, and any purchases through the App Store. This is how Scriptation has always worked.
Your Scriptation account (new in Scriptation 6.0) is a sign-in tied to your Apple ID via Apple's single sign-on. It's required to use AI Voices — your usage is tracked across all your signed-in devices so playback you start on iPad keeps counting on Mac. We recommend signing in even if you don't use AI Voices, since we'll be using this account for additional cross-device features in the future. See How do I sign in to my Scriptation account? for the walkthrough.

In Scriptation 6.0+, sign-in and sign-out live in Settings → Account tab. For a full tour of the rest of the Settings modal, see An Overview of the Settings Menu.

📝 NOTE: Signing in to your Scriptation account does not manage your subscription — billing is still handled through the Apple App Store.

Common Account Questions

For the most common account-related tasks, see the articles below.

Subscription

Apple ID

Identifiers

How do I find my User ID or Device ID for support?

💡 TIP: Looking to manage your Scriptation Team or Team Studio account instead? See I just purchased Scriptation Team / Team Studio. Now what?.

Multiple devices, one subscription

Scriptation doesn't use a separate email/password login — there's no account to "switch" if you change email addresses. Your Industry Pro subscription is tied to your Apple ID, not to individual devices or emails. As long as the same Apple ID is signed in on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, your subscription carries over automatically — just download Scriptation on the new device and, if it doesn't unlock right away, use Restore Purchases (see I purchased Industry Pro. How do I activate it on all of my devices?).

Since there's no separate login, you can't "merge" two accounts or get charged twice by using Scriptation on a second device with the same Apple ID — you're always on the same subscription. If your files don't appear to be synced across devices, that's a files/storage issue rather than a subscription issue: files saved locally (under "On My iPad" or "On My iPhone") stay on that one device, while files saved to a cloud folder (iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive) will show up wherever you're signed into that cloud account. See How to sync files across devices with Cloud Storage to set that up.

If your subscription is part of a school or organization's Team/Enterprise plan, additional device activations are managed by your admin through activation links — reach out to Scriptation support if you need extra activation links resent or a seat transferred to a new email.

Deleting your Scriptation account

If you no longer want a Scriptation account, you can delete it from within the app. Deleting your account is different from cancelling your subscription — it's worth understanding what each one does before you tap Delete.

Cancelling your subscription (through the App Store) stops future billing. You keep your files, your locally saved annotations, and your app access at the free tier once the paid period ends.
Deleting your Scriptation account (Settings → Account) removes the sign-in identity itself. Cross-device features that depend on it — most notably AI Voices — stop working. Your local files aren't touched, but anything tied to the signed-in identity (AI Voices minute tracking, usage history, cross-device sync state) is wiped and cannot be recovered.

To delete your Scriptation account

Open Settings from the three-dot menu (⋯) in the top-right of your script, or from the footer of the File Browser;
Tap the Account tab;
Scroll to the bottom and tap the link in the footer below the Identifier section;
Confirm the deletion when prompted.

⚠️ HEADS UP: Deleting your Scriptation account is permanent. All AI Voices minutes and usage history tied to the account will be wiped, and you'll lose cross-device tracking. If you only want to stop being billed for AI Voices or Industry Pro, cancel the subscription through the App Store instead — see How do I cancel or unsubscribe from Industry Pro?.

💡 TIP: Cancelling a subscription and deleting your account are handled in different places. Subscriptions live in the App Store (Apple Settings → your name → Subscriptions). Account deletion lives inside Scriptation, under Settings → Account.

What's Next

How do I sign in to my Scriptation account?
How do I use premium AI Voices for Playback?
An Overview of the Settings Menu
Is my personal data private within Scriptation?

Updated on: 08/09/2026

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