To find saved passwords on an iPhone, follow these steps:
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
- Scroll down and tap "Passwords." You may be prompted to authenticate using Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
- In the Passwords screen, you will see a list of websites and apps with saved credentials. Tap any entry to view the username and password.
This method applies to iPhones running iOS 17 or later, where Apple has consolidated password management under the "Passwords" section. For iOS 18 and newer, there is also a dedicated Passwords app where you can manage passwords and passkeys similarly by unlocking it with biometrics or passcode and searching for the account you want to view
. Additionally, if you use a third-party password manager app (like NordPass), you can open that app, authenticate, and view your saved passwords there as well
. You can also ask Siri to show your saved passwords by saying, for example, "Show my passwords" or "What is my Gmail password?" and then authenticating
. In summary, the primary place to find saved passwords on an iPhone is:
- Settings > Passwords (for iOS 17 and later), or
- The Passwords app (iOS 18 and later).
Both require authentication for security and allow you to view, copy, edit, or delete saved passwords
