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# Create Line Developer

This section describes for how to start using LINE Login, you must first create a channel on the LINE Developers console, by doing the following steps :

Enter the URL address in the web browser <https://developers.line.biz/en/>.

![Developer LINE](/files/-MUNQeFRDMxYADESIDG-)

Log in to the console (Login to the LINE Developers console with the email address and password of your LINE account or a QR Code displayed on the login screen).

![Login Console Developers](/files/-MUNUtQZCkuzrM8JfCDj)

{% hint style="info" %}
If you do not have a LINE account, click the 'create an account' button to create your LINE account.
{% endhint %}

Then, select the 'Log in with LINE account'. You will see the line login page, Enter **'Email Address'** and '**Password'** of your LINE account, and click the '**Login'** button. Or, you can log in by using scan QR code.

![Login Page](/files/-MUNWMln1AATzGxtJvd-)

Register as a developer (only on the first login), Enter your **'Name'** and **'Email Address'** to create a developer account on the LINE Developers console, check 'Line Developers Agreement', click the '**Create my account'** button.

![Register as Developer](/files/-MUNXqr1fm91hH3k7WQn)

If successful, you will see a notification that you've already registered to LINE developers account.&#x20;

![Register Notification](/files/-MUNYKjNxGcxFS4U9OGp)

Then, click the '**Create a new provider'** button on the bottom of the page.

![Create a New Provider](/files/-MUNZSwLKLQ-4JI60Af7)

Enter a name for the provider. The provider is the entity that offers your app. For example, you can use your own name or the name of your company, click the '**Confirm'** button.

![Provider Name](/files/-MUN_0g15lPJ_mpQfQJu)

Then, you will see a notification that you've already created a provider.

![Provider Notification](/files/-MUN_ck2h1egdZtOQE3J)

&#x20;Click '**Create a Line Login Channel'**.

![Create a Line Login Channel](/files/-MUNasMEVdR2Z26UGi5f)

Enter the required information for your channel, and tick the line developers agreement. Then, click the '**Create'** button.

![](/files/-MUNcVQLnkt84UAZBrAs)

![Create a Channel](/files/-MUNcwJnH8iOk1eEjZUs)

If successful, you will see a notification that you've already created a line channel.

![Channel Notification](/files/-MUNdVl6cVycmhVwI4cw)

Next, create a channel **'Messaging API'**, by clicking the '**Create a New Channel'** button.

![Create a New Channel](/files/-MUNedXoCIUwuJ7yh9Wn)

&#x20;Select create new channel **'Messaging API'**.

![Create Messaging API ](/files/-MUNfaRYAvSa0P3T7hDk)

Enter the required information for your channel, tick the line official account terms of use and line official account API terms of use. Then, click the '**Create'** button.

![](/files/-MUNla0d7H9o5Av95BAM)

![Create Messaging API Channel](/files/-MUNlfDzuNbdrNZxcXfl)

If successful, you will see a notification that you've already created messaging API channel.

![Messaging API Notification](/files/-MUNm-N7AAasRk-oW04i)


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