In your profile, you can manage Jira application settings such as your password, email address, or the format in which you would like to receive email notifications.

Your Jira Cloud profile displays the following information: 

• Account details
• Jira username and the groups you're a member of
• Display preferences
• A count of the open issues assigned to you per project

Change your password, email address, or avatar

Your account details, such as your avatar, email address and password, are managed through your Atlassian account. To change these details:

1. Select Your profile and settings > Profile.
2. Under the Account details section, follow the link to Atlassian account.

Manage your email notifications

1. Select Your profile and settings > Profile.
2. Under the User preferences section, select .
3. For Email type, select your preferred format (plain text or HTML) for receiving email notifications.
4. For My changes, select whether you want to receive notifications about any changes you have made to Jira application issues. 
5. Select Update. 

Manage your user preferences

Your administrator can set the defaults preferences for all Jira application users; however, you can then customize these preferences whenever you need to.

1. Select Your profile and settings > Profile.
2. Under the User preferences section, select .

3. Manage the following preferences:

   Preference	Details
   Page size	The number of issues displayed on each Issue Navigator page
   Email type	Email notifications can be sent in plain text or HTML
   Language	Change your Jira application language to one of the available options
   Time zone	The time zone used for date and time information across your Jira applications. If the time zone you select doesn't match your computer's time zone, you'll have the option to automatically update this preference.
   My changes	Choose whether you want to receive email notifications about your own changes to Jira application issues
   Sharing	Choose to share your filters and dashboards with your team or keep them restricted by default
   Keyboard shortcuts	Enable or disable Jira application keyboard shortcuts
   Autowatch	Enable or disable autowatch, which makes you a watcher of any issue that you create or comment on

Viewing your OAuth tokens

An OAuth access token is issued by Jira to give gadgets access to restricted data on an external, OAuth-compliant web application or website (also known as a "consumer"). Check out Allowing OAuth access for more information on when to issue or revoke OAuth access tokens.