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  • Hello!
  • Getting Started on Assemblr Edu
    • What is Assemblr Edu?
    • Tech Check!
    • Signing Up in Assemblr EDU
    • Signing In to Assemblr EDU
    • Email Verification
    • Account Login Limitation
  • Assemblr EDU Main Feature
    • Topics
    • Edu Kits
    • Editor
    • Classroom
  • Creation Guideline
    • Warm Up Activity
    • Core Activity
    • Student's Activity
  • Introduction to 3D/AR Editor
    • 3D/AR Creator Dashboard
    • Custom Marker Dashboard
  • Assemblr Edu Main Menu
    • Navigation Bar
    • Project Dashboard
    • AR Markers Dashboard
    • Account Dashboard
    • Marketplace Page
    • Discover Page
  • Create Projects
    • Create Project Using Super Simple Editor
    • Create Project Using Default Editor
  • Assemblr Edu Editor
    • Introduction to Editor
    • Super Simple Editor
    • On-Screen Display Settings
    • Multi-Select Objects
    • Change Background Color
    • Insert 3D & 2D Objects
    • Insert Texts & Annotations
    • Insert Videos & Audio
    • Transform Tools on Editor
      • How to Move Objects
      • How to Rotate Objects
      • How to Scale Objects
      • How to Duplicate Objects
      • How to Mirror Objects
      • How to Copy Objects to Another Scene
      • How to Delete Objects
      • How to Edit Objects on the Transform Panel
      • How to Change Objects on the Transform Panel
    • Scene Feature
      • How to Add, Duplicate, and Remove Scenes
      • How to Set Scene Camera
    • Interactivity Feature
      • Animate (Move, Rotate, Scale, Animation)
      • Visibility (Hide & Show)
      • Jump Up (Switch Scene & Open URL)
      • Media (Video Control & Sound Effect)
  • Custom AR Markers
    • What Is Custom AR Marker?
    • How to Insert Custom AR Markers from the Editor
    • How to Insert Custom AR Markers from AR Marker Dashboard
    • How to Purchase Custom AR Markers
  • Preview & Publish Projects
    • How to Preview Your Project
    • How to Publish Your Project
  • Share Projects
    • Share Project's Link
    • Share Project's Embed Code
    • Share AR Markers
    • Embed in Canva
  • View Projects
    • View on Web Browser
    • View on Assemblr Edu App
  • Assemblr Marketplace
    • What Is Assemblr Marketplace?
  • Plans & Pricing
    • Assemblr Edu Subscription Plans
    • BLR Coin
  • Redeem Vouchers
    • How to Redeem Vouchers
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  • 'Account Settings' Section
  • 'Plan Usages' Section
  • 'Transaction History' Section
  • View Public Profile
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Account Dashboard

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Last updated 4 months ago

Want to edit or see the details of your account? You can head over to your Profile Dashboard!

'Account Settings' Section

  1. Display name

  2. Username

  3. Profile description

  4. Your linked email

  5. Account’s password

  6. Linked account

  7. Preferred currency for payment

  8. Subscribe to Assemblr Email Newsletter

  9. Read privacy policy

  10. Delete your account

  11. Log out account

'Plan Usages' Section

This is your Plan Usages dashboard. In this dashboard, you can view your plan usage details, including your account’s active period, storage capacity, and custom AR marker slots.

Here's what you can do:

  1. View current plan and active period

  2. See remaining available storage

  3. Custom graphic marker quota

  4. Package plans and pricing

  5. Change currency

  6. Subscription option

  7. Redeem voucher code

Scrolling down, you’ll find various subscription options—whether you prefer a monthly or yearly plan, you can select the one that best fits your needs.

'Transaction History' Section

In this page, you will see the list of invoices of transactions that you have made. You will be informed on which date, invoice id, product type, payment method that you’ve used and your payment status.

View Public Profile

If you click View Public Profile, you will be able to see the AR projects that you have created and published. You can click the project to see your finished project or duplicate your own project.