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# Create Firebase project

### How to create a project on Firebase

You’ll need to create a Firebase account and project to enable features like push notifications and social login in your app. 

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While creating an account, you would first need to create a Firebase project. Follow the steps below to learn how to create a project on your Firebase account:

* Open [**Firebase**](https://firebase.google.com/) on your browser.&#x20;
* Click on Get Started and login with your Google account.&#x20;
* Select Create a Project. Then enter your Project Name. You can write any name related to your app. Select the Firebase Terms checkbox below and click on Continue.
* Turn on the Enable Google Analytics for this project toggle if you wish to integrate your Google Analytics account associated with Firebase. Let it remain off if you don’t.&#x20;
  * If you turn the toggle on, you will be asked to select an Analytics account in the next step.
* Click on Create Project to proceed.&#x20;

You’ll next be directed to your project dashboard.


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