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# Create Pairing Token

The following describes when you need to use this procedure to create a new pairing token:

* **Registering many devices**. If you are using one of the procedures described in [Register Devices at Scale](https://docs.connect.jfrog.io/features-new-ui), use the procedure below to generate the required token.
* **Registering a single device**. In this case, use the procedure described in [Register a Device](https://docs.connect.jfrog.io/get-to-know-new-ui/get-started/register-device-agent-7.0). You do *not* need the procedure on this page.

### Create Token

To create a pairing token, do the following:

1. In Fleet Settings, go to the **Pairing Token** tab.
2. In the dropdown at the top of the page, choose the fleet to be paired to devices.
3. Click **Generate Token**, and **Generate Token**, and copy the token to the clipboard.

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3. Paste the token into the registration command that you are going to use (for registering devices at scale). If you have a secure place to keep the token, you can copy it there also.

The token is valid for the current fleet only and does not expire.

## What’s Next?

Learn how to [rotate a pairing token](/administration-new-ui/fleet-settings/manage-device-project-pairing-tokens/rotate-device-project-token.md).


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