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# Web-to-app login

### How can I add a login screen to my Web to App?

In a Web to App solution, the login screen is not built natively. Instead, it is rendered directly from your website. This means users will be interacting with the login screen as it appears on your mobile site. You can easily guide users to this screen by linking it to key navigational elements of your app.

**Option 1: Side menu**

You can add the login page URL from your website directly into the side (hamburger) menu of your app.

{% embed url="<https://scribehow.com/shared/Add_login_screen_in_the_side_menu__AgN9qaLKRsCPG-vrMNxhTA>" %}

* Navigate to the Menu settings from your app dashboard.
* Click + Add Item and choose **Web View** as the item type.
* Enter the title (e.g., "Login") and paste your login page URL.
* Save your changes to display this as a menu item in your app.

**Option 2: Bottom bar**

If you want to feature the login screen in the bottom navigation bar:

{% embed url="<https://scribehow.com/shared/Add_login_screen_on_the_bottom_bar__z383QfzDSoSCCdm63wKSuQ>" %}

* Navigate to the Bottom Bar settings.
* Add a new item and choose **Web View** as the type.
* Enter the title and your login page URL as above.
* Save the configuration.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Login screens in Web to App are not native—they are displayed directly from your website inside the app.
{% endhint %}

This approach allows users to access your website’s login screen seamlessly from within the app.

Follow these guides to set up your bottom bar and side menu:&#x20;

{% content-ref url="/pages/fZoG1nXTXBmJCXnXB0Mo" %}
[Web-to-app bottom bar](/app/navigation/bottom-bar/web-to-app-bottom-bar.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/2wrSYeRTx3sNO5oourJu" %}
[Web to App menu](/app/navigation/menu/web-to-app-menu.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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