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# Resubscribe
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1. Tap the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner.\
2. Tap on your organization/space name.
3. Tap **Resubscribe**.
4. Tap the **arrows** to increase or decrease the number of users and image capacity available on your account.
5. The total price will display in your local currency in the bottom-left corner. Tap **Subscribe** to confirm your selection and complete the process.
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If you are renewing an active subscription, make sure you are subscribing from the same platform (iOS or Android) where you originally subscribed.
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