WordPress users are the people who can log in to your site's admin area. Console lets you manage them without opening WordPress.

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Open your site, then under WordPress select Users. The table shows each user's username, display name, email, and WordPress role.

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Click Add User, then enter the new user's details and choose a role. The role decides what they can do, from Administrator, with full control, down to Subscriber, who can only read.

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Use the edit and delete actions on a user's row. Editing lets you change a user's display name, email, or role, and set whether they are the site’s one-click login user.

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When you click WP Admin at the top of a site, Console signs you straight into WordPress, no separate WordPress password needed. The first time, Console asks which WordPress user to sign in as and can remember your choice. The current default shows a Login User badge in the users table.

To change it from this screen, edit a user, tick Use for one-click login, and save. Only one user at a time is the default, so setting it on another user moves it across. Choose the account that matches how you want to work: an Administrator for full access, a lower role such as Subscriber for a limited view, or your own personal login.

For the full picture, including the plugin on your site that makes the button work, see One-click WordPress login: choose who you sign in as.