How to View Saved Passwords on Chromebook

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Key takeaways:

  • Use Google Password Manager to see saved passwords on Chromebook
  • You need to enter your PIN to reveal passwords
  • Works for online account passwords, not Wi-Fi

Having trouble remembering your passwords on Chromebook? 😅 I get it, managing all those logins for Facebook, Instagram, and other sites can be a headache. But don’t stress—your Chromebook and Google Password Manager have your back.

This guide shows you how to view your saved passwords on Chromebook, step by step. I’ll keep it simple, clear up what works (and what doesn’t), and toss in some helpful links you might want for your Chromebook life.

How to Access Saved Passwords on Chromebook Using Chrome Browser

So, this isn’t about Wi-Fi passwords. We’re talking about passwords for your online accounts—the ones you save in Chrome. If you use Chrome on your Chromebook, your passwords are usually synced to your Google account (if sync is on). Here’s how you find them:

  1. Open the Chrome browser on your Chromebook.
  2. Click the three-dot menu (⋮) at the top right.
  3. Go to Settings.
  4. Scroll down and tap on Autofill and passwords.
  5. Choose Google Password Manager.

You’ll see a list of all the passwords you’ve saved. If you want to actually see the password (not just the dots), click the eye icon next to the account. You’ll need to enter your Chromebook PIN to reveal it. That’s just Google making sure it’s really you.

If you want a more detailed guide for Chrome on desktop (it’s almost the same process), check out how to see saved passwords on Chrome desktop.

Using Google Password Manager From Any Device

Here’s the cool part: Google Password Manager isn’t just for Chromebooks. You can access it from any device with a browser. Just search for “Google Password Manager” or go directly to passwords.google.com.

Sign in with your Google account, and you’ll see the same list of saved passwords. Click the eye icon, enter your Google password, and boom—your password is visible.

What If You Can’t Find a Password?

If you don’t see a password you expected, maybe you never saved it, or you’re using a different Google account. Make sure you’re signed in with the right account and that password sync is turned on.

Want to manage or delete saved passwords? Here’s a quick guide: how to delete saved passwords from your Google account.

Extra: Chromebook Password Features You Should Know

  • PIN Required: You always need your PIN (or password) to reveal saved passwords. Security first!
  • Sync: If you use multiple devices, make sure sync is enabled so your passwords show up everywhere.
  • Password Checkup: Google Password Manager can scan your passwords for security issues or breaches. It’s worth running a quick check every now and then.

If you’re curious about other Chromebook tricks, like changing your PIN or password, check out how to change your Chromebook login PIN or how to change your Chromebook password.

Table: Chrome Password Manager vs. Google Password Manager

FeatureChrome Password ManagerGoogle Password Manager (web)
Access via ChromebookYesYes
Access via other devicesNoYes
Needs device PINYesNo (uses Google password)
Password checkupYesYes

Chromebook Password FAQ

How do I see saved passwords on my Chromebook?

Open Chrome, go to Settings > Autofill and passwords > Google Password Manager. Enter your PIN to reveal passwords.

Can I see Wi-Fi passwords this way?

Nope, this only works for online account passwords. For Wi-Fi, see how to find saved Wi-Fi passwords on Chromebook.

Do I need to be online to view passwords?

You need to be online to use the web version of Google Password Manager. The Chrome browser version works offline if your passwords are synced.

What if I forgot my Chromebook PIN?

You’ll need your device PIN to reveal passwords. If you forgot it, you’ll have to reset your PIN. Here’s how: enable login with PIN on Chromebook.

Can I export all my saved passwords?

Yes, you can export them from Google Password Manager. For a step-by-step, see how to export saved passwords from LastPass.


That’s it! Now you know how to view your saved passwords on Chromebook. 🔐 If you want more Chromebook tips, check out how to check Chromebook hardware specs or how to clear cache on Chromebook. Stay safe and organized!