
Apple Passwords
Built-in password manager for Apple devices and iCloud for Windows
- #5 of 10 in best password managers
- Free
- Free to use
- macOSiOSWindows
Ranked 5 of 10 in best password managers
Built into macOS, iOS and iCloud for Windows, with passkeys, verification codes and password sharing. It works best inside Apple's ecosystem and has fewer options than dedicated managers.
Best for Passwords across Apple devices with iCloud
About Apple Passwords
Apple Passwords lists your saved passwords, passkeys and verification codes in one app on macOS and iOS, and it syncs them through iCloud Keychain. The app flags weak or compromised passwords and keeps a history of changes. Apple's guide describes sharing a password with one person or with a group.
On Windows, the same passwords reach the PC through iCloud for Windows, which lets you manage and autofill them in browsers. Apple's support pages describe the feature as part of the operating system and iCloud. Because it depends on Apple accounts and devices, it fits best if you already use an Apple ID across your hardware.
Key features
- Passwords, passkeys and verification codes
- Share with one person or a group
- Security recommendations
- Password history
- Import and export
Strengths
- Passwords, passkeys and verification codes in one app
- Syncs across Apple devices through iCloud Keychain
- Shares passwords with one person or a group
Limits
- Works best inside the Apple ecosystem
- Windows access runs through iCloud for Windows
Where Apple Passwords ranks
How Apple Passwords compares
| Product | Score | Price | Platforms | Vault storage | Free plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | 90.5 | Free plan, paid upgrades | WebWindowsmacOSLinuxAndroidiOSBrowser extensionCommand line | Proton cloud, end-to-end encrypted | Yes |
| #4 | 88.5 | Free and open source | WindowsmacOSLinuxBrowser extension | Local encrypted file | Yes |
| #5 | 84.5 | Free | macOSiOSWindows | iCloud Keychain | Yes |
| #6 | 82.5 | Free | WebAndroid | Google Account | Yes |
| #7 | 81.5 | Free plan, paid upgrades | iOSAndroidWindowsmacOSLinuxWebBrowser extension | Cloud vault, encrypted on the device | Yes |
The full comparison table for best password managers has all 10 products.
Alternatives to Apple Passwords
All 9 alternativesQuestions about Apple Passwords
- Is Apple Passwords free?
- Apple Passwords can be used without paying: Included with macOS, iOS and iCloud for Windows. Check the vendor’s pricing page for current limits.
- Is Apple Passwords open source?
- No. Apple Passwords is proprietary software; its source code is not public.
- Which platforms does Apple Passwords support?
- Apple Passwords is available on: macOS, iOS, Windows.
- What is Apple Passwords best for?
- Passwords across Apple devices with iCloud. In our ranking of password managers it is number 5 of 10 with a score of 84.5.
- What are the best alternatives to Apple Passwords?
- The highest-ranked alternatives on listme.name are Bitwarden, 1Password, Proton Pass, KeePassXC.
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