Grammar fix

set up an account

create an account

To create and configure a new account on an app, website or service.

phrasal verbB1core

Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

Before you can order, you'll need to set up an account with your email.signing up online
A: How do I start using the app?
B: First, set up an account — it only takes a minute.helping someone sign up

Pattern: set up an account (with [service] / for [app])

WrongI want to make a new account on the app.

RightI need to set up an account on the app.

Use 'set up an account', not 'make an account'; you 'set it up' (configure it), not just 'make' it.

Patternset up an account (with [service] / for [app])

'Set up an account' is creating it the first time; 'log in' is getting back into one you already have.