Adding the Codefresh Registry and Getting the Image Name

![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/fJxTvuK0b-ssLls87EgSccmpZoRk_KXTQdxOglvgKlPHlc6pr-yNBht4rKYyLcFF7SERS2czWLSh_YUNGOy7Q9UjQqlGNKJdmG1uyDpVr_IIx3BqsauxfXnIrEtQbdXKAOg-nfr3) 3. Go to _Account Settings \> Integrations \> Docker Registry \> Add Registry_ and select **Codefresh Registry**. Paste in your token and enter your username (entry is case sensitive). Your username must match your name displayed at the bottom left of the screen. 4. Test and save it. We’ll now be able to create our secret later on when we deploy our image. ### Get the image name 1. Click on **Images** and open the image you just built. Under _Comment_ you’ll see the image name starting with r.cfcr.io. ![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/5XciQfEpUxYZp6Tuic3TWFOkXi5I_x-16i9yXkpAMn4BRC54Rh7Hic4yM5Feo6A65jArBQyXfIgexTZ9rp-mM6l9Rmu4fm3aeE48x98veKN4_39j3hkRVm8goLTaWX0U9KgJuYIi)

To add the Codefresh Registry, the user needs to go to Account Settings > Integrations > Docker Registry > Add Registry and select Codefresh Registry. Then, the user needs to paste in their token and enter their username (entry is case sensitive). After testing and saving it, the user will be able to create their secret later on when they deploy their image. To get the image name, the user needs to click on Images and open the image they just built. Under Comment, the user will see the image name starting with r.cfcr.io.