Google Password Manager
Free and bundled with Chrome and Android.
Price
Free
Last checked
September 2026
Best for
Chrome and Android users
Category
Built-in & bundled
About Google Password Manager
Google’s password manager is baked into Chrome and Android, which makes it the most used in the world. It autofills, warns you about leaked passwords, and supports passkeys. The downside is real. You are tied to the Google ecosystem, it works poorly with Safari on an iPhone, and sharing features are limited. Fine as a starting point. Anyone who wants more control graduates to a dedicated manager.
Google Password Manager pricing
Google Password Manager is free. There is no paid plan.
Every plan Google Password Manager sells, with the yearly price next to the monthly one.
Free
- Included with Chrome and Android
- Warns about leaked passwords
- Limited outside the Google ecosystem
“Better than nothing, and the leaked-password warnings are genuinely useful. But you are tied to Google and the sharing features are limited. A fine starting point, not a destination.”Editorial team, via PasswordShortlist
Where to get it
Free
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