How to Enable and Manage Autofill Passwords in Google Chrome

Part 1. How to Turn On/Off Chrome Autofill Passwords on Windows PC and Mac

Google Chrome has a password management feature to remember your accounts and passwords. These passwords are saved in your Google Account. You can go to its Password Manager to check, change, or delete them.

Turn on and use autofill passwords in Chrome

Whether you use the Google Chrome browser on a Windows 7/8/10/11 PC or Mac, the Auto sign-in and Offer to save passwords features are enabled by default. You will be prompted to save your username and password when you sign in to a website on Chrome. You can click Save to store the password data to your Google account.

Prevent Chrome password autofill

If you want to disable this feature, you can click the 3-dots More icon in the upper-right corner, choose Settings, go to Autofill, and then turn Offer to save passwords off on the Password Manager page. You can disable Auto sign-in to prevent Chrome password autofill during this step.

Check and edit saved Chrome passwords

To view your saved passwords in Google Chrome, you can launch the browser, click the More icon in the top-right corner, and then choose Settings from its dropdown. Go to Autofill and select the Passwords option. Now you can scroll down to check your saved passwords. You can click the eye icon to show the password. If you want to change or remove the Chrome password, you can click the three dots icon next to it.

Part 2. Autofill Passwords in Chrome on Android Phone and iPhone

Password Manager supports all Google Chrome devices, including Android phones, iPhones, and iPads. Your stored Chrome passwords can be synced to your mobile phone that is signed with the same Google account. It's quite simple to use this Autofill passwords function on a portable Android or iOS device.

Enable and disable autofill passwords in Chrome

Generally, the Save passwords and Auto Sign-in are enabled on your phone. When you sign up and create a new account, you will be prompted to remember the password by tapping Save.

When Chrome no longer auto-fills passwords, you can open the Chrome app on your Android or iPhone, tap the More icon, and go to Settings. When you enter the main interface of Chrome settings, you can choose the Passwords option and enable autofill passwords on Chrome.

View saved Chrome passwords on Android and iPhone

You can tap Check Passwords to view your stored Chrome passwords when you get to the Passwords interface. You can also scroll down to find the website or app you like to check its password. When you locate the specific site, you can tap on it to enter the Edit password. Tap the eye icon to reveal your username and password. You are allowed to change and edit the Chrome password directly.

Best password manager for iPhone and iPad

iPhone Password Manager is specially designed to remember and manage all created accounts and passwords on iOS devices. Besides managing stored Chrome passwords, it enables you to edit other app passcodes, including Google passwords, iCloud Keychain passwords, Wi-Fi accounts, email accounts, screen-time passcodes, credit card info, and more.

Part 3. FAQs of Autofill Passwords Chrome

Conclusion

We have mainly talked about autofill passwords in Chrome in this post. You can learn how to turn on/off, view, and edit your saved passwords in Chrome. For more questions, you can leave us a message.