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# Twitter Developers Page
To create a Twitter for developers account, you must enter your Twitter account. doing the following steps:
First, go to . Then, click on ‘**Sign In’** in the top right. Log in using your personal Twitter credentials.
Twitter developer will be redirect you to log in to your account Twitter, Enter ‘**Phone/email or username**’ and ‘**Password**’, click the ‘**Login**’ button.
If you don’t have a Twitter account, click **'Sign up for Twitter'.**
Twitter developer will redirect you to proceed sign up for Twitter.
Fill in the required field as needed. From **Name** until **Date of Birth.** After that, click the 'next' button.
On the customize your experience page. Click the **'Next'** button.
In the step 3, you will see preview data from your new account as previously filled. if true, click the 'next' button.
Twitter developer will redirect you to a pop-up notification for verifying your phone or your email. Then, enter the verification code.
The last step, enter your password to log in to Twitter.
Congratulation, you successfully create a Twitter account.
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