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# Supabase Login with Google
Sigin in with Google is one of the most popular services, that allows your users to join your SaaS with a couple of clicks.
It doesn't require the users to create and remember a new password, and provides security authentication mechanisms like multi factor authentication, out of the box.
It is common for people to use Login with Google on other wessites, and if they find it on your SaaS website, they will appreciated it.
Therefore, it represents a great way to reduce the frictions, and increase the conversion from visitors to registered users.
Shipped sign up page with Login with the Google integration.
Supabase supports Login with Google, I recommend to follow the [official documentation](https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/social-login/auth-google#application-code-configuration) that's kept up to date by the Supabase team.\
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In our case, you need to follow the **Prerequisites** and the **Application code** instructions.
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