How to create a free HueInk account
A free account lets you try HueInk without a card: one new post a day from the starter library, with the editor and PNG downloads. You only need an email address.
Before you start
- An email address you can open now. Throwaway inboxes (the kind that delete themselves after a few minutes) can't be used.
Steps
- Go to hueink.com/signup (or click Create a free account on the sign-in page).
- Type your email address.
- Tick I agree to the Terms and the Privacy Policy.
- Click Create my free account.
- Open the email from HueInk and click the link inside, on the same device and in the same browser.
You don't choose a password when you sign up: the emailed link is how you get in. If you'd like a password as well, set one after your first sign-in (see How to set or reset your password).
Prefer Google? On the same page, click Sign up with Google and choose your Google account. There's no email to open: you land straight in the setup questions with your Free plan started. Next time, use Continue with Google on the sign-in page.
Tip: HueInk quietly checks that you're a person, not a bot. Usually you see nothing. If a small box asks you to click, do that, then click Create my free account again.
What to expect
The link confirms your email, signs you in and starts your Free plan. HueInk then asks a few setup questions (your Instagram username, your style) and shows your first post. That first post is a welcome gift: it doesn't count as your post for today, so you can still make one more.
If something goes wrong
- "Please use an email address you keep" — the address is from a throwaway email service. Use your normal email.
- "New Free accounts are closed right now" — we're not opening new Free accounts at the moment. You can still choose a paid plan.
- "We couldn't check that you're a person" — wait a moment and try again. Turning off a strict ad or script blocker for hueink.com can help.
- The email doesn't arrive — see I didn't get the sign-in email.
- You already have an account — you get the same "Check your inbox" message; the link signs you in.