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There are websites on which I have multiple accounts, for example Twitter: private account and work account. 1Password lists accounts in a certain order, possibly alphabetical. When I press ⌘-# in my web browser, data from the first account is auto-filled.

Since I use my private account almost all of the time, but 1Password chooses to auto-fill the data of my work account, is there a way to define a "default" account for a given website?

I could of course rename the accounts within 1Password, but I'd like to know if the app itself provides this functionality. I searched the help file but couldn't find anything.

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There is no such functionality, but you could try the workaround below:

  1. Open the main 1Password app and select one of the Logins for a site that you don't want to set as the default.
  2. Click 'Edit' at the bottom of the window and click the 'Display' menu that appears.
  3. Choose "Never Display in Browser", then click Save at the bottom of the window.
  4. Repeat these steps for each of the Logins you don't want to set as the default.

You'll still be able to access your work account from the app. It just won't be available in the browser you're using.

Source: Can I set a default login for a website

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