How to Connect Neon Database to Local pgAdmin 4

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I always forget the exact steps when connecting my Neon Postgres database to pgAdmin, so I'm writing this as a personal reminder.
Open pgAdmin 4 and right-click on Servers → Register → Server...
General Tab:
Neon DB (or any name you like)Connection Tab:
Host name/address: Paste the host from Neon (e.g., ep-cool-forest-123456.neon.tech)
Port: 5432
Maintenance database: Usually neondb or your database name
Username: Your Neon username (usually ends with owner)
Password: Your database password
SSL Tab (Very Important):
RequireClick Save.
That’s it! Your Neon database should now appear in pgAdmin.
Connection refused / SSL error → Make sure SSL mode is set to Require
Password authentication failed → Double-check your username and password from Neon dashboard
Always get your connection details from Neon Console → Connection Details section.