Take control of your online accounts with one secure place for passwords, passkeys, payment information, and other sensitive data. 1Password generates strong credentials, autofills them across your devices, and alerts you when saved credentials are weak or compromised.
1Password is a password manager designed to keep your online credentials and sensitive information organized and protected in encrypted vaults.
You create and store strong, unique passwords, then let 1Password autofill them when you sign in to websites and apps. It can also store passkeys, credit cards, addresses, secure notes, two-factor authentication codes, documents, and other sensitive information.
The Individual plan works across macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, and major browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and Brave. You can also securely share individual items with other people, including people who don't use 1Password.
1Password combines everyday convenience with security-focused features. Its password generator helps you create unique credentials, while autofill means you don't have to repeatedly type or search for them.
Security is built into the product's architecture. 1Password says customer data is protected with end-to-end encryption, while its Secret Key provides an additional layer of protection alongside the account password. The company also says it undergoes regular third-party security audits and operates a bug bounty program.
For people using several devices, the cross-platform apps and browser extensions make it possible to keep passwords and other saved information accessible wherever they sign in.
Create stronger credentials, keep your sensitive information organized, and access what you need across your devices with one password manager.
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