Open Google Password Manager first, then reveal a saved login only when nobody else can see your screen.
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Phone
Android
Time
About 3 minutes
Reviewed
August 31, 2026
Before you start
This works only if Chrome or Google Password Manager saved the login before. It cannot recover a password that was never saved.
Have your phone’s screen-lock method ready. Google may ask for your fingerprint, face, PIN, pattern, or password.
A saved website password is different from your Google Account password. If you cannot sign in to Google itself, use Google Account recovery.
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Authenticate
Use your fingerprint, face, PIN, pattern, or password when asked.
✦ Original Android example — not a manufacturer screenshot
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Password Manager
Verify it’s youUse your fingerprint, face, PIN, pattern, or password.
This original visual follows the verified path. Labels can vary slightly by model, region, carrier, or device state.
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Authenticate. Use your fingerprint, face, PIN, pattern, or password when asked. Your saved-login search becomes available.
Search for the website. Use the search box and type the website or app name. Matching saved entries appear only after you search.
Choose the matching entry. Tap the saved account whose website or app name exactly matches what you need. The saved entry opens with the password still hidden.
Copy the password. On the matching entry’s detail screen, tap Copy to use the password without displaying it. The saved password stays hidden after you choose Copy.
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How to Find Passwords on Android
Published by Gauging Gadgets. Shows selecting a saved entry, confirming identity, and viewing the saved password.
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One small goal at a time
Follow the steps
Read one step, try it on your phone, then move to the next.
Step 1
Authenticate
Use your fingerprint, face, PIN, pattern, or password when asked.
You should now see: Your saved-login search becomes available.
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Step 2
Search for the website
Use the search box and type the website or app name.
You should now see: Matching saved entries appear only after you search.
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Step 3
Choose the matching entry
Tap the saved account whose website or app name exactly matches what you need.
You should now see: The saved entry opens with the password still hidden.
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Step 4
Copy the password
On the matching entry’s detail screen, tap Copy to use the password without displaying it.
You should now see: The saved password stays hidden after you choose Copy.
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My screen looks different
That is normal. Phone makers sometimes move or rename a setting.
In Chrome, open More → Settings → Google Password Manager.
Authenticate before searching. If nothing matches, use the service’s official Forgot password link.
