When you create a passkey for the first time on a computer, iPhone, or iPad, a Google Password Manager PIN is created.
You can use a Google Password Manager PIN to:
- Help you to use your passkeys on a new device.
- Make sure that no one, not even Google, can access your encrypted data.
- Verify it’s you with your passkeys.
- On your computer, open Chrome.
- At the top, select More
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- Alternatively, on the address bar, you can also enter:
chrome://password-manager/settings
- Alternatively, on the address bar, you can also enter:
- On the left side menu, select Settings
- Authenticate.
- Enter a new PIN.
- Select Confirm.
Passwords and autofill To save your passkeys, you can reset your PIN from a non-Android device on which you’ve previously used Google Password Manager.
To reset your Google Password Manager PIN:
- On your computer, open Chrome.
- At the top, select More
- Alternatively, on the address bar, you can also enter:
chrome://password-manager/settings
- Alternatively, on the address bar, you can also enter:
- On the left side menu, select Settings
Important: If there’s no “Change Google Password Manager PIN” button, it could be for a few reasons:
- Your first passkey was created with an Android device.
- You didn’t use Google Password Manager passkeys on this device.
- You used passkeys with a different Google Account on this device. Try to change your account.
- You removed access to passkeys on this device.
If you’ve tried all your devices and still can’t recover your PIN, you can reset your passkeys. This deletes all your passkeys, which means you’ll need to create new passkeys for each site. Once you create a new passkey for the first time, you can set a Google Password Manager PIN again.