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# How many Minecraft accounts can I use with Cesium?

Three per device.

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Three per device.
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## The limit

Up to three Minecraft accounts can use Cesium on your device during the beta. They are listed on the Devices page of the dashboard.

## Adding and removing

To swap one out, remove an account on the Devices page, then load Cesium with the new one and approve the sign-in the dashboard shows.

## Which one Cesium uses

Cesium loads into whatever Minecraft account is signed in to the running game.

See also [Minecraft accounts](/cesium-docs/account/minecraft-accounts.md).


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