Short answer: on a computer, open the Chrome menu (three dots, top right) and select Passwords and autofill > Google Password Manager. Under Passwords, select the site, then select Show password (the eye icon). These steps follow Google’s help on managing passwords in Chrome.
To jump straight to your saved passwords, paste this into the address bar: chrome://password-manager
On a computer
- Open Chrome.
- At the top right, select the three-dot menu, then Passwords and autofill > Google Password Manager.
- Under Passwords, select the site or app you want. If the list is long, type the site name in the search box.
- Next to the password, select Show password (the eye icon).
On Android
- Open the Chrome app.
- Tap the three-dot menu, then Settings > Autofill and passwords > Google Password Manager.
- Tap the password you want to see.
- Tap Show password.
Source: Google’s help for Chrome on Android.
On iPhone and iPad
- Open the Chrome app.
- Tap the three-dot menu, then Settings > Autofill and passwords > Password Manager.
- Tap the password you want to see.
- Tap Show password.
Source: Google’s help for Chrome on iPhone and iPad.
From any browser
If you were signed in to Chrome when you saved a password, it is stored in your Google Account. You can see those passwords in Chrome or any other browser at passwords.google.com, after signing in with the same Google Account.
Can’t find a password?
- Search by name. Google says imported passwords do not always land under the right site name. Type the app or site name in the search box in Google Password Manager (Google: fix issues with passwords).
- It was saved on another device while you were signed out. When you are not signed in to Chrome, Google says passwords are stored only on that device. Look in Chrome on the device where you saved it.
- You use a sync passphrase. If you set your own passphrase to encrypt your Chrome data, Google says you can’t check your saved passwords on passwords.google.com. They still show in Chrome on your signed-in devices (Google: passphrases).
- Chrome never saved it. See why Chrome is not saving passwords.
Other things you can do with saved passwords
- Change, delete or add a password, or share one with family: manage passwords in Chrome.
- Save a copy of every password to a file: export passwords from Chrome.