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How to register a device on your Amazon account

Updated on December 16, 2021

What to Know

• Use an Amazon app to log into your account and select Add Device to register a new device. 
• Smart TVs and other devices may require you to log in via a web browser on a separate device and enter a registration code to pair devices.
• Removing or managing devices: Log into your Amazon account > Account & Lists > Manage your Content & Devices > Devices.

This article teaches you how to add devices to your Amazon account and explains how to find previously registered devices on Amazon.

How Do I Add a New Device to My Amazon Account?

Adding a new device to your Amazon account is usually very intuitive and straightforward. We take a look at one of the most common methods of adding your device, which is via the Alexa app. 

This method relates to the Alexa app on your smartphone, but the process is very similar when using a smart TV, tablet, or another device that supports Amazon apps, such as Alexa or the Prime Video app.

1. Open the Alexa app.

2. Tap Devices.

3. Tap the plus sign in the corner of the screen.

4. Tap Add Device. 

5. Tap the name of the device you wish to add.

6. Follow the process to add the device to the Alexa app, thereby adding it to your Amazon account. 

How Do I Add a New Device to My Amazon Account Using a Registration Code?

Some devices, such as smart TVs, require you to enter a registration code (rather than a password) on your computer or smartphone to confirm it's you. Here's what to do in this case.

Typically, this relates to the Prime Video app.

1. Open the Prime Video or other Amazon app on your device.

2. Select Sign in.

3. On your smartphone or computer's web browser, go to Amazon.com

4. Sign into your Amazon account.

5. Enter the six-letter registration code that appears on the Prime Video screen.

6. Wait for the registration to complete.

How Do I Find My Registered Devices on Amazon?

If you're uncertain of how many registered devices you have connected to your Amazon account, here's where to find your registered devices list on the Amazon website.

1. Sign into your Amazon account.

2. Click Account & Lists.

   You may need to log in here.

3. Click Manage Your Content and Devices.

4. Click Devices.

5. All the devices connected to your Amazon account are listed here along with any app connections too.

6. Click on a group of devices to view more details.

How Do I Manage Devices on Amazon?

If you have multiple devices connected to your Amazon account, or you're not sure how many are connected, it's useful to know how to manage the devices. Here's where to look and how to remove devices.

1. Sign into your Amazon account.

2. Click Account & Lists.

   You may need to log in here.

3. Click Manage Your Content and Devices.

4. Click Devices.

5. All the devices connected to your Amazon account are listed here along with any app connections too.

6. Click a device name.

7. Click Deregister to remove it from your list.

8. The device is now no longer able to access your Amazon account.

FAQ

• How do I add a Kindle device to my Amazon account?

  If you purchased a Kindle through Amazon, it will already be registered to your account. If you received it as a gift or bought it elsewhere, you'll need to register it. On the Kindle, press the Home button, then press Menu > Settings > Register. Enter your Amazon account username and password and press OK.

• How do I add a device and share content to my Amazon Family Library?

  With Amazon Family Library, adults can share digital content with kids. To add a device, you'd follow the instructions above to add the device to your account. Then, to share content, go to your account and select Content and Devices > Content; select a title, click Add to Library, then choose your Family Library options.

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