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# Editing users
To edit a user's details,
1\. From the **Studio** dropdown list in the menu bar, click **Manage users**. The **User Lists** screen is displayed.
2\. From **User Lists**, select the user list name in the user whose details you want to edit is located.
3\. Click on the name of the concerned user. The profile details of the user are displayed.
4\. To edit the user details, at the bottom right of the **Profile Details** screen, click **Edit Details**.\
The **Edit User Details** screen is displayed.
5\. Update the required details and click **Save User**. For more information, see [**How to create users?**](/user-management/managing-users/user-lists/how-to-create-users.md). The confirmation box is displayed.
6\. To save the changes made to the user details, click **Save**. The updated details are saved in the system.
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