Stop password reuse
A different password for every account limits the damage when one service is breached.
One secure vault.
A unique password everywhere.
A password manager creates, saves and fills strong passwords for you. You remember one master password while the vault protects the rest.
Why use a password manager?
Create stronger passwords
The generator can make long, random passwords without asking you to memorize them.
Recognize the right website
Autofill works on saved domains, which can help you notice a convincing phishing page.
What kind of manager fits you?
Just for me
Prioritize easy autofill, passkey support, simple recovery and reliable apps for every device you use.
Individual useFor my family
Look for private individual vaults, secure sharing, emergency access and a clear family administrator role.
Household useFor work
Choose role controls, activity logs, safe offboarding, policy options and separation between work and personal items.
Team useSECURITY CHECKLIST
Features that actually matter
Good marketing is not enough. Use these criteria to evaluate a service and its published security information.
- Strong vault encryptionYour stored data should be encrypted before it leaves your device.
- Multifactor authenticationSupport for authenticator apps, security keys or passkeys adds a second barrier.
- Independent security auditsPublished assessments help verify how the service is designed and operated.
- Safe recoveryRecovery should help legitimate users without creating an easy route into the vault.
- Simple exportYou should be able to move your data if the product stops meeting your needs.
- Clear renewal pricingCompare the normal renewal price, family limits and which features cost extra.
A recommendation should earn your trust
01Security & privacy
02Ease of use
03Recovery & support
04Price & value
These are editorial criteria, not measured product scores. Commercial relationships do not determine our recommendations.
Your first 20 minutes
- Create a long master passwordUse a memorable passphrase that you do not use anywhere else.
- Enable a second factorPrefer an authenticator, security key or passkey when available.
- Save recovery informationKeep recovery codes somewhere secure and separate from the vault.
- Replace reused passwords firstStart with email, banking, social media and cloud accounts.
Password manager FAQ
Is it safe to keep every password in one place?
A well-designed vault reduces the larger everyday risk of weak and reused passwords. Protect it with a unique master password and multifactor authentication.
What happens if I forget the master password?
Recovery differs by provider. Review recovery and emergency-access options before moving your accounts, and store recovery information safely.
Should browsers save passwords?
Browser storage can be convenient. A dedicated manager may offer broader device support, family sharing, security reports and more control over recovery and exports.
Can a password manager protect me from every scam?
No single product can. Autofill may help identify the wrong domain, but you should still verify links, requests and sign-in pages.