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# Enable social sign-in
In the sidebar click **Settings -> Authentication Methods** to navigate to the Authentication Methods settings page.
Auth supports various login providers Social, Enterprise, SAML 2.0, Raw OpenID connect, etc.
In these are some social login providers.
In this you will get a list of available social login providers. From this list enable the social provider you want.
**Enabling social login is a 2- step process :**
**Step 1** is to configure the details in the auth side
**Step 2** is to configure the details in the selected social provider.
Once it is configured in the social provider’s developers page you will get the client id and client secret (or equivalent value) and that needs to be updated back in the Auth system.
**Enable in the Blueprint Settings**
Once you enable the selected login provider on this page. You have to enable that in the Blueprint so that it will be reflected in the auth’s login and registration page.
Enable in the Registration Page setting
In the Blueprint -> Registration Page settings -> Social Providers
**Enable In the Login page**
In the **Blueprint -> Login Page Settings -> Authentication Method Setting-> Social Provider**
Once this is enabled you can see this in the login/registration page as a secondary login/register provider.
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