Google Password Manager

Password management built into Android

Google Password Manager stores and manages saved passwords for websites and apps, then helps fill them in when you sign in. It also supports passkeys, letting compatible services use your device’s screen lock or biometric check instead of a traditional password. It suits Android users who want fewer repeated logins without relying on a separate password app.

What it helps with

• Autofill: Offers saved login details when an app or website asks for them.
• Password access: Keeps saved credentials available across supported Google services and devices.
• Passkeys: Provides a password-free sign-in option where passkeys are supported.
• Credential control: Gives you a central place to review, edit, or remove saved sign-in details.

Who it suits

This is a practical choice for people already using Android and Chrome, especially if they want their saved credentials available without copying them between devices. It is also useful for anyone moving toward passkeys or trying to avoid reusing easy-to-remember passwords across different accounts.

Listing details

Google Password Manager is listed in the Tools category and is developed by Google LLC. It has a rating of 4.33 out of 5 from 6,595 reviews, with 1+ installs shown in the listing. The package name is com.google.android.apps.credentialmanager.