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Free & open source packstub/filament-account-switcher

Filament Account Switcher

Switch between accounts in a Filament panel without signing out. Work from a low-privilege account and switch to your admin account only when you need it, impersonate users with a switch-back banner, and sign in with one click while developing — every switch audited.

Install for free Read the docs Free MIT license
Filament Account Switcher screenshot
Fig. 01 — Filament Account Switcher

Features

What’s included

  • Linked accounts: a "Switch to" menu, password-confirmed escalation, one-click switch down
  • Impersonation action with a persistent switch-back banner and model-level authorization hooks
  • Developer logins on the login page, gated by environment, plus an audit log of every switch

Install

One command, from Packagist

No accounts, no tokens. This package is free and open source — it installs straight from Packagist like any other Composer package.

install — bash
$ composer require packstub/filament-account-switcher

What you get

Free, and maintained like everything else we ship.

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MIT licensed. Use it in personal projects, client work, and commercial products — no strings attached.

02

Installs from Packagist. A regular Composer dependency: no accounts, no tokens, standard version constraints and updates.

03

Open development. The full source lives on GitHub. Issues and pull requests are welcome — that’s where the roadmap happens.

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Documentation included. Guides and reference docs are hosted right here, kept in step with each release.

FAQ

Common questions

Is it really free? +

Yes — MIT licensed, free forever, for any kind of project. We build our own plugins with it, and sharing it makes the whole ecosystem better.

How do I install it? +

Run the Composer command above. It installs from Packagist like any other package — no Packstub account needed.

Can I use it in commercial projects? +

Absolutely. The MIT license covers personal, client, and commercial use without restrictions.

Where do I report bugs or request features? +

On the GitHub repository — issues and pull requests are both very welcome.

How does this relate to your paid plugins? +

Same team, same standards. Free tools like this one are part of how we build our commercial plugins, so they get maintained with the same care.