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How to View Saved Passwords in Chrome

Tap each step to follow along in order.

  1. Open Chrome settings

    Click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner and select "Settings."

  2. Go to "Autofill β†’ Password Manager"

    In the left-hand menu, select "Autofill and passwords," then open "Password Manager."

  3. View a saved password

    Click the eye icon next to a site in the list and verify your identity to reveal the saved password.

  4. Edit or delete a saved password

    Use the three-dot menu next to an entry to edit or delete a saved password.

  5. Check for leaked passwords

    Running the "Check passwords" feature automatically scans for any passwords that have been leaked or are weak.

When you cannot remember a password you saved long ago

If you need to check a password for a site you saved in Chrome a while back, and you want to see it on a different device, the built-in Password Manager lets you look it up instantly without installing any extra software.

A quick note on staying secure

This is general information, not professional security advice β€” for accounts tied to sensitive data, consider using a dedicated password manager and enabling two-factor authentication in addition to Chrome's built-in tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I need to verify my identity to view a password?

This extra step, usually your device login password or a fingerprint, exists to prevent someone else using your computer from being able to see your saved passwords.

Do saved passwords sync automatically to other devices?

Yes, as long as you are signed in to the same Google account, the same list of saved passwords is available in Chrome on your other devices too.