Catalog & Website – TIPS – Logging In and Out

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Screenshot of the catalog that shows the login dropdown and the logout button.

How to Log In/Out

Wondering how to log in or log out of the new catalog?

  • Find the top right corner of the page.
  • To log in on a computer, select the "Log in/My SJPL" button and then choose "Log in/Register."
  • To log out, select your username and then choose "Log out."

Mobile Login


Login dropdown in mobile. Teal button says "Log in / My SJPL". Green button says "Login / Register"

Do you want to log in using a mobile device? Find the button that says "Log In / My SJPL" at the top right of your screen and then choose the "Log in/Register" button.

Don't have a San José Public Library card, yet? Start on our Membership page and complete the application form to get your free card. Next, go to any of our locations to pick up your card.

More Tips & Tricks

Read more blog posts or explore our Frequently Asked Questions for more tips & tricks.

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