Settings

Open Settings

Open Profile and select the Settings gear. Choose a section to view or change its options.

Profile Settings

Use Profile to update your display name, bio, avatar, and account details. Change Username has its own save button. Pro accounts can also customize the profile background.

See Public Profiles for editing, friends, replay history, signing out, and account deletion.

Privacy and Safety Settings

• Privacy > Private library controls visibility of your games, play activity, screenshots, and public game pages. It also affects Pokémon trainer profiles.
• Safety lists blocked accounts and lets you unblock them.

See Privacy and Safety for reporting content and multiplayer visibility.

Appearance Settings

Open Appearance to choose System, Dark, Light, or one of the additional themes, such as Neon Cyber, Vaporwave, Switch Spectrum, Green Tech, or Unbound Prism. System follows your device's light/dark preference.

App appearance is separate from the in-game console theme. Big Picture's interface sounds are controlled in its quick menu.

Language Settings

Open Languages > Language to choose English, Spanish, Russian, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, or Vietnamese.

This changes the Rebit interface, not the language inside a game ROM. Some untranslated text may still appear in English.

Gameplay Settings

Use Gameplay for autosave, autosave interval and retention, quick save, console theme, D-pad style, and speed settings. Options apply where the current system and play mode support them.

See Saves, Screenshots, and Cheats for the difference between save states and in-game saves.

Controls Settings

Use Controls to configure keyboard and gamepad mappings. Connect the controller first, then follow the mapping editor's prompts. The in-game Controls menu also offers controls for the current game.

See Big Picture for controller navigation outside games.

RetroAchievements Settings

1. Open Integrations and find RetroAchievements.
2. Enter your RetroAchievements username and account password.
3. Select Connect.
4. Check the connected account shown in the section.
5. Turn on Encore Mode if you want to earn already-unlocked achievements again during play.

Use Disconnect to remove the connection or reconnect after changing credentials. See RetroAchievements.

RomM Settings

1. Open Integrations and find RomM.
2. Enter your own RomM Server URL and API Token.
3. Select Connect and check that the connection succeeds.
4. Open Upload > Import games from RomM to choose games.

Use an up-to-date RomM server. See Upload Your First Game for importing.

Emulation Settings

Use Emulation to select a default core for each system. A core is the emulator engine that runs the game.

For one game, use In-Game Settings > Cores. Save and export progress before changing cores; save states from different cores may not be compatible.

For Amiga BIOS files, open an Amiga game's Cores menu and follow the Amiga guide.

Storage Settings

Open Storage to view account usage, the storage limit, and the breakdown for profile banners, ROM files, saves, and screenshots. The page also shows your plan's features.

See Storage and Pro for cleanup and backups.

Subscription Settings

Open Subscription to see your current plan, available upgrades, billing choices, and management options. Installed apps can offer Restore purchases for an existing store purchase.

Use the prices and terms shown at checkout; platform and regional pricing can differ.

Pokémon Trainer Profiles

Open Pokémon trainer profiles to register a supported library game and analyze an in-game save. See Pokémon Trainer Profiles for supported releases, updates, and visibility.

ROM Cache Settings

Rebit manages a local ROM cache to speed up repeat loads. The current Settings menu does not include the older ROM Cache management page.

Local cache is separate from account storage. Removing local cached files does not free cloud storage. Clearing all Rebit site or app data can also remove local BIOS files and pending replay uploads, so finish saves and uploads before using browser-level data cleanup.

In-Game Settings

The play screen has a separate menu for saves, controls, cores, shaders, themes, audio, and supported disk switching. See In-Game Settings.