Multiple accounts
Keep work, personal, and client GitLab logins side by side and switch whenever you need.
Save sessions for gitlab.com and self-hosted GitLab, then swap accounts without juggling browser profiles.
Download the zip, unzip it, then open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and Load unpacked — select the unzipped folder, not the zip file.
Multiple GitLab identities on one browser profile — fast, local, and under your control.
Keep work, personal, and client GitLab logins side by side and switch whenever you need.
Captures the live session from your tab and restores it when you switch — no passwords stored.
Works with gitlab.com and any self-hosted GitLab instance you add by URL.
On a GitLab tab, add the instance and save the current session with a single click.
Sessions stay in chrome.storage.local on your machine. Nothing is uploaded to our servers.
All features are free. No ads, no account, no subscription.
Download the zip, unzip it to a folder, then click Load unpacked in chrome://extensions (Developer mode on) and select that folder — not the .zip file.
Sign in to gitlab.com or your self-hosted instance in a normal browser tab.
Save the session from the popup, add another account the same way, then Switch when you need to change identity.
No. The extension stores session cookies locally in chrome.storage.local. It does not save your GitLab password.
Yes. Add your instance URL (for example https://git.example.com), then save and switch sessions for that origin.
Download the ZIP, unzip it to a folder, open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, click Load unpacked, and select the unzipped folder — not the .zip file.
No. Session cookies stay on your machine in the browser profile. Nothing is uploaded to gitlab-account-switcher.com servers.
Open the login page from the extension, sign in again in the tab, then click Update cookie on that account.
No. GitLab Account Switcher is an independent tool and is not affiliated with GitLab Inc.
GitLab Account Switcher helps you manage multiple GitLab accounts in a single Chrome profile. Instead of separate profiles or constant log out / log in, you save each session and switch with one click.
Whether you use gitlab.com, a company GitLab, or several self-hosted instances, each instance keeps its own account list. Sessions are stored only on your device.
If you need a simple way to switch GitLab sessions for work and personal accounts, GitLab Account Switcher is built for that workflow.