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How to Change Your Name in Auto Chess

Rename your Auto Chess profile from the player information screen, check the current cost before confirming, and fix common name-change errors.

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To change your name in Auto Chess, open your player profile, select the current name or edit icon, enter a new name, and confirm the change. The exact button labels and cost can vary by version, so read the confirmation screen before spending any in-game currency.

Change your Auto Chess profile name

  1. Open Auto Chess and wait for the main lobby to load.
  2. Select your avatar or profile area, usually near the top corner of the screen.
  3. Open Player Info, Profile, or the similarly named personal-information page.
  4. Select the edit icon beside your current nickname. In some versions, tapping the name itself opens the editor.
  5. Enter the new name and check the spelling carefully.
  6. Select Confirm. Review any currency or rename-card cost shown before approving the transaction.

The first rename may be free for some accounts or versions, while later changes may require an item or in-game currency. Do not rely on an old fixed price: the amount displayed in the game immediately before confirmation is the one that applies.

Why a new name may be rejected

  • Already in use: Try a more distinctive variation rather than adding a long string of random symbols.
  • Unsupported characters: Remove decorative Unicode characters, emoji, or unusual spacing and try again.
  • Length limit: Shorten the name to fit the limit shown in the editor.
  • Blocked wording: Names containing abusive, misleading, or restricted terms may be refused.
  • Insufficient currency: Check the required balance or whether the game expects a rename item.
  • Temporary connection problem: Return to the lobby, confirm that the account is online, and retry once.

Before you confirm

A profile rename changes how other players identify you. Friends may have difficulty finding the account immediately afterward, so tell regular teammates about the change. Take a moment to verify capitalization and spacing because correcting a typo may require another paid rename.

Use only the built-in name editor. Websites that promise a free rename or request your Auto Chess login details cannot safely change the account and may be phishing attempts. If the editor charges currency but does not update the name, keep a screenshot of the transaction and contact support through the game's settings menu.

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