Managing user preferences

The user menu is available from any page and you can access it by selecting the icon with your initials in the top-right corner of the screen.

From this menu you can open the Preferences page for your account, or sign out.

Selecting the user language

By default, the language selected for your organization applies to the user interface. But you can choose a different language for the user interface for yourself.

To change the language of the user interface:

1. Select the user icon and then select Preferences.
   
   

   

   
   

   The Preferences page opens in a new browser tab.

2. On the General tab, under the Preferences section, select an option from the Language list.

   The interface language changes to the selected language in both the current tab and other UiPath platform tabs.

   You can close the Preferences browser tab.

When a page is not available in the selected language, the localization defaults to English.

For details about the supported languages across our products, refer to Localization support .

Selecting the theme

By default, all pages are displayed in light theme. But you can choose to switch to the dark theme, which is more comfortable on the eyes in a dark ambiance.

To change the theme of the user interface:

1. Select the user icon and then select Preferences.
   
   

   

   
   
2. Select Theme from the left navigation panel.
3. Select your preferred option. The following table describes each option:

   Option	Details
   Sync with operating system settings	The theme is automatically set to light or dark theme according to your current operating system theme setting.
   Dark theme	All pages display in dark theme, if available. If dark theme is not available for a service, light theme is automatically selected. Dark theme is used whenever possible.
   Light theme	This is the default setting.
   High contrast theme	Enhances the contrast for a set of UI elements. Note: High contrast theme is not available when syncing with the operating system settings.