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# Connect Your Amazon Apps to a Different Account

You can change the Amazon account (email address and password) associated with each of your Amazon Single Sign On apps.

The following Amazon apps currently support a Single Sign On experience:

- Amazon Music app for Android, version 3.0 or higher
- Kindle App for Android, version 4.3 or higher
- Amazon Appstore App, version 7.0 or higher
- Amazon App for Android Phones and Amazon Underground app, version 2.9.7 or higher
- Prime Photos for Android, version 3.2 or higher

If you want to change the account your Single Sign On apps are associated with, sign out from any one of these apps on your device, which signs you out from all of them. You can then sign in using different account information to set up a new primary account for all your sign-on apps.

Note: You can't sign out directly from the Appstore app, but signing out from any other Single Sign On app on your device also signs you out from Appstore. While you're signed out, you aren't able to access your cloud-based content (books, music, personal videos, etc.) or apps downloaded from Amazon Appstore. For more information, go to About the Effects of Signing Out from Amazon Apps.

If you want to use a different account for one or more Single Sign On apps:

1. Sign out from any Amazon Single Sign On app (other than Appstore), which signs you out from all other Single Sign On apps.
2. Open the app you want associated with your primary Amazon account, and enter your account information.
3. Open the app you want associated with a different account.
4. From the Welcome screen, tap Use a different account for this app.
5. Enter the account information for the Amazon account you want associated with this app.

Tip: When signing in to the Appstore app, you may be prompted to tap Continue or Sign out and use a different account.

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