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Open Google Password Manager

Google Password Manager protects saved passwords with your screen lock, fingerprint, or face unlock.

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Phone
Android
Time
About 3 minutes
Reviewed
August 31, 2026
Before you start
  • Keep your Android phone nearby and unlocked.
  • Read one action, then try only that action.
  • Your wording may vary slightly by model, region, carrier, or account state.

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Open Chrome

Tap Chrome.

Original Android example — not a manufacturer screenshot

This original visual follows the verified path. Labels can vary slightly by model, region, carrier, or device state.

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  1. Open Chrome. Tap Chrome. Chrome opens.
  2. Open More. Tap the three-dot More menu. Chrome’s menu opens.
  3. Open Chrome Settings. Tap Settings in the Chrome menu. Chrome Settings opens.
  4. Open Password Manager. Tap Google Password Manager. The phone asks you to verify your identity before showing saved passwords.
  5. Unlock it. Use your fingerprint, face unlock, PIN, pattern, or password when asked. Your saved accounts become available.
My screen looks different

That is normal. Phone makers sometimes move or rename a setting.

  • In Chrome, open More → Settings → Google Password Manager.
  • A Passwords shortcut may also be installed on newer phones.
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Sources and review details

Android phones with Google Password Manager · Current Google Password Manager on Android · Reviewed August 31, 2026

Step images are original Easy Phone Tech visual examples based on the cited paths. They are not manufacturer screenshots.

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