How to Play 2 Clash Royale Accounts With Supercell ID

By Clash World · Tutorials · Nov 11, 2026

AI Overview: To play 2 Clash Royale accounts on one phone, give each account its own Supercell ID with its own email, and tick the remember-this-device box. Supercell’s support page says Supercell ID is the only supported method. The old Game Center and Google ID steps kept below are out of date. Do not share or sell accounts.

Last Updated: October 2026

Key Points:

• Supercell’s support center says Supercell ID is the only supported way to play several game accounts on one device.
• Create one Supercell ID, with its own email, for every account you want to keep.
• Tick the remember-this-device box so you can switch quickly between saved accounts.
• One guide says a device can save up to 50 Supercell IDs, but Supercell’s page could not be read to confirm that number.
• The old Apple ID, Game Center and Google ID method is out of date.

How to Play 2 Clash Royale Accounts

Here’s the thing: this page was written when Android used a Google ID and iPhone used a Game Center ID for each account. That made two accounts a chore. Supercell’s support center now says Supercell ID is the only supported method, and the steps are the same on iPhone and Android.

The short version: one account, one Supercell ID, one email. The catch: you need a separate email for each account, and you must keep the access to every inbox. What it means: you can now switch inside the game. Still unknown: the exact menu names, which change between versions.

1. Save your main account first. Register it with a Supercell ID, as in what Supercell ID is and how to use it.
2. Open Settings, go to the Supercell ID section and log out of the main account.
3. On the loading screen, choose to play without logging in. This creates a brand-new account.
4. Open Settings again and register the new account with a different email. Type the six-digit code from that inbox.
5. Tick the remember-this-device box for both accounts.
6. To switch later, open the account switcher in Settings or on the login screen, and pick the account you want. The game reloads with it.

The takeaway: do step 1 before step 3. If the first account is not saved, the new one can bury it. The catch: this page did not use to warn about that, and it is the most common way people lose an account.

Supercell’s account tools are likely to keep growing, with easier switching and more account checks. The negative effect: players who build many accounts may meet limits on how many can be linked, and a mix-up between emails could lock one of them.

Old Method Versus New Method

The pattern: the account used to follow the phone’s login. Now it follows the Supercell ID. What it means: a new phone only needs your emails, not your old Apple or Google setup. Moving a saved account to a new phone works the same way, and our transfer guide adds the checks.

Stay on the Right Side of the Rules

• Use a separate email for every account and keep them all.
• Do not sell, buy or share an account. Supercell’s fair play pages describe this as against the rules, and the account can be banned.
• Do not use one account to farm another.
• Write down each player tag in a note.

The catch: we read Supercell’s rules on selling and sharing through a search summary, so check the official terms if you plan anything unusual. If an account shows an error that it is already tied to another login, read the Already Linked error fixes.

As account theft rises, Supercell is likely to tighten checks on accounts that move between devices a lot. The negative effect: players with several accounts may see more verification prompts than others, and the extra steps can lock out honest users.

Players who run many accounts for clans, tests or content may meet limits as Supercell guards against abuse. The negative effect: a mistake in one account’s email could lock out several accounts at once if the same inbox is reused.

When Switching Does Not Work

• The account will not load: check the email for the six-digit code, and look in spam.
• The wrong account loads: log out and pick the right saved account.
• A new empty account appears: log out, choose the Supercell ID log-in and enter the right email.
• Still stuck: open Settings, then Help and Support, and send your nickname, level, player tag and clan.

The takeaway: most switching problems are email mix-ups, not game bugs. Keep a note with each account’s name, tag and email.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you play 2 Clash Royale accounts on one phone?

Give each account its own Supercell ID and email, tick the remember-this-device box, and switch between them in the game.

Can you use Google or Apple login for two accounts?

That was the old method. Supercell’s support center names Supercell ID as the supported way.

How many Clash Royale accounts can one phone hold?

One guide says up to 50 saved Supercell IDs. Supercell’s page could not be read, so treat the number as unconfirmed.

Do you need a separate email for each account?

Yes. Each Supercell ID uses its own email address.

Is it allowed to share or sell a Clash Royale account?

No. Supercell’s fair play pages describe selling and sharing as against the rules.

What if a new empty account appears?

Log out and log in with the Supercell ID that holds your account.

Sources

Researched from the following (no links, listed for transparency):

• Supercell Support, “Playing with Multiple Game Accounts” (read through a search summary; the page returned an error)
• Supercell Support, article titled “The Google button is gone. Where are my accounts?” (title seen in search results; the page returned an error)
• Supercell, Clash Royale blog: “Sign Up! Stay Safe!” (May 24, 2018, the launch of Supercell ID)
• Game Rant, how to recover a lost Clash Royale account (April 17, 2024)