You can use passwords saved in Google Chrome across other apps on your iPhone or iPad by enabling Chrome as an Autofill provider.
First, open your device’s Settings app. Scroll down and tap Passwords (or Passwords & Accounts on some versions).
Next, tap AutoFill Passwords. You will see a list of available password managers. Enable Chrome by selecting it (you can also keep Apple’s iCloud Keychain enabled if you want to use both).
Once enabled, Chrome can provide saved usernames and passwords to other apps and websites.
When you open an app or website that requires login, tap the username or password field. Your device will suggest saved credentials from Chrome. Select the correct one, and it will fill in automatically.
For security, your device may require authentication using Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode before filling in passwords.
If you save a username and password for a site in Chrome, you can use those credentials to sign in to other apps on your iPhone or iPad. Learn how to save your passwords to Chrome.
Allow other apps to use passwords from Chrome
- On your iPhone or iPad, open your device settings.
- Select Passwords.
- Follow the prompts to unlock your device.
- Select Password options.
- Turn on Auto-fill passwords.
- Select Chrome
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- To finish setting up, follow the on-screen instructions.
Use Chrome passwords in other apps
- On your iPhone or iPad, go to an app that you want to sign in to.
- On the sign-in page, tap the username or password field.
- In the keyboard, select Passwords.
- To allow auto-fill, you may need to sign in to your device again.
- Select the password that you want to use.
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Make sure you are signed in to Chrome and have password saving enabled under Chrome settings. You can manage saved passwords by going to Chrome Settings > Passwords.
In summary, by enabling Chrome as an Autofill provider on iPhone or iPad, you can use your saved passwords seamlessly across apps and websites for faster and more secure logins.
