Passwords & Security
Save and Manage Your Passwords with Google
Google can remember all your passwords so you don't have to. This guide shows you how to use Google's free built-in password manager.
Simplified from original source
Originally published by Google Support
Make sure you're signed into Google Chrome
Open Google Chrome on your phone or computer. In the top-right corner, you'll see either your profile picture or a person icon. Tap it and sign in with your Google account if you're not already.
Let Chrome offer to save a password
The next time you log into a website, Chrome will ask "Save password?" at the top or bottom of your screen. Tap "Save" to store that password.
Tip: If you miss the prompt, don't worry — you can still add passwords manually.
View your saved passwords
Go to passwords.google.com in your browser, or open Chrome Settings and tap "Password Manager." Here you can see all your saved passwords.
Use autofill to log in automatically
When you visit a website you've saved a password for, Chrome will automatically fill in your username and password. Just tap the login fields and choose the saved account.
Check for weak or compromised passwords
In Password Manager, tap "Check passwords." Google will tell you if any of your passwords have been in a data breach or are easy to guess.
Important: If Google flags a password as "compromised," change it on that website right away.
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About this article: This guide was simplified and rewritten by TekSure from content originally published by Google Support. We make it easier to read for everyday users — no jargon, just plain steps. View the original article. Learn about our content sources.