Social Login Testing Checklist (With Free Template)

Social login lets users sign in using accounts like Google, Facebook, or Apple. It’s quick and easy for users—but if not tested well, it can cause bugs or security issues. This blog gives you a basic checklist to help you test social login the right way. You can also use a free template to keep track.

Why Test Social Login?

• If login breaks, users can’t sign in.
• Mistakes may leak personal info.
• Each login provider (Google, Apple, etc.) works a bit differently.

Popular Login Options

• Google
• Facebook
• Apple
• Twitter
• GitHub
• LinkedIn
• Microsoft

Simple Social Login Testing Checklist

Login Flow

• Can users sign in with Google, Facebook, Apple, etc.?
• Does it work on phones, tablets, and different browsers?
• Do users land on the right screen after logging in?

User Info

• Is the user’s name, email, or photo showing correctly?
• What happens if the user doesn’t allow access?
• Does the app handle missing info?

Security

• Are login tokens stored safely?
• Does logout fully sign out the user?
• Are old tokens handled properly?

User Interface

• Are social login buttons easy to see and click?
• Do they follow Google/Facebook design rules?
• Do they look good on small screens?

Error Handling

• What happens when login fails?
• Are error messages clear?
• Can users try again?

Tips

• Use test accounts from each login provider.
• Test on staging and live versions.
• Stay updated with Google, Facebook, etc. rules.

Final Thoughts

Social login is easy for users, but only if it works well. Use this simple checklist to test faster, catch bugs early, and keep users happy.