Open the MyFitnessPal app on your mobile device.Sign into Fitbit and choose Allow AllВ to authorization MFP access to your FitbitвЂ™s data.On the MFP website, reconnect Fitbit via Home > Apps > Fitbit Tracker > Connect.For FitbitвЂ™s app, go to Today tab > tap your profile picture or icon > scroll down to Third-Party Apps > Manage 3rd Party Apps >В and revoke access to MyFitnessPal by MyFitnessPal LLC.For FitbitвЂ™s website, go to Settings > Applications >В and revoke access to MyFitnessPal by MyFitnessPal LLC.Revoke access to MyFitnessPal via the Fitbit app or Fitbit online dashboard.Disconnect your Fitbit from your MyFitnessPal using the MFP website (not the app) by going to Home > Apps > FitBit Tracker > DisconnectВ and unlink your accounts.Try this relinking process (outlined in more details below.).Make sure both Fitbit and MyFitnessPal apps allow background app refreshing & for Apple devices, allow Motion & Fitness access.MFP can only link to one step tracker at a time.Open MyFitnessPal app >В Settings > Steps > and verify that you check-marked Fitbit Tracker. Double-check that MyFitnessPal is recording your FitbitвЂ™s steps, not another deviceвЂ™s data.Delete the MyFitnessPal app and reinstall it, which forces MFP to reconnect it to your Fitbit account.Check if there are any updates to the apps via AppleвЂ™s App Store or Google Play Store.Unlike food logs, exercise syncs both ways between MyFitnessPal and Fitbit.MyFitnessPal food diary entries DO sync back to your Fitbit Do not log foods on FitbitвЂ“foods do NOTВ sync to MyFitnessPal from Fitbit. If time is short and you donвЂ™t need a thorough step-by-step, follow these quick instructions to get your replacement or new Fitbit device up and running! If you have trouble getting your Fitbit data to connect to MyFitnessPal (or vice-versa), take a look at our troubleshooting tips below. When you connect your Fitbit with myfitnesspal, yourВ accounts should sync your activity and calorie data so that the numbers you see in your Fitbit app are showing up inside the myfitnesspal app (and vice-versa)!Д«ut sometimes, our Fitbit steps or other data arenвЂ™t syncing between the apps or showing up in the MyFitnessPal app. We love that MyFitnessPal (MFP) integrates with our Fitbit, along with other third-party devices like Garmin, Misfit, Polar, andВ Withings wearables.

Not seeing your Fitbit steps on MyFitnessPal (MFP) even afterВ syncing and your Fitbit tracker step count still shows 0? And consequently, not getting your exercise credit for your calorie total for the day in MFP? Well, you arenвЂ™t alone!

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