How to See Saved Passwords on iPhone

"How to see saved passwords on iPhone?"

Unless you use the same password for all of your accounts, it will be almost impossible for you to remember your passwords for various accounts. What's more, using the same password is literally unlikely because there are different requirements for the passcodes you set, and some passwords you use are even not decided by yourself. Given that, most of you choose to let the iPhone in your hands help: You can make your iPhone remember passwords.

It's easy for an iPhone to save your password. But how can you check saved passwords on your iPhone when you need to use them on another device or share them with others? If you don't know how to do it, no worry. Here I'd like to show you several ways to view saved passwords on your iPhone. Whether you want to see saved Wi-Fi passwords or app passwords, you will be able to get your needs met successfully.

Method 1. How to Find Saved Passwords on iPhone via Siri

Supports: Website & App Passwords

Apple provides two official ways for you to view saved passwords on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Comparatively, using Siri is the easier choice. If you have activated Siri, you can say instructions like "Hey Siri, show my passwords" or "Hey Siri, what is my [specific app or website] password?" By doing so, you can find saved passwords on your iPhone effortlessly.

Method 2. How to View Saved Passwords on iPhone via Settings

Supports: Website & App Passwords

Another official way to check passwords on an iPhone is the Settings app. Here you can check all passwords you make your iPhone remember.

To view saved passwords on iPhone via Settings:

Step 1. Open the Settings app and go to "Passwords."

Step 2. Use your FaceID, Touch ID, or passcode as required.

Step 3. Select an app or website and then you will be able to view its password.

If you have trouble using either of the ways, go to Apple's guide to check more details.

Method 3. How to Check Saved Password on iPhone via an iOS Password Manager

Supports: Websites/App/Wi-Fi/Mail Passwords

Apple's solutions only allow you to check the website & app passwords saved on your iPhone. If you want to see saved Wi-Fi passwords on your iOS device, the two methods above won't work. That's when you need EaseUS MobiUnlock, which works to unlock iPhone without a password and manage iPhone passwords from a computer. With the iOS password management features, you will be able to:

• Check saved websites & app passcodes
• Find Wi-Fi passcodes
• View mail passcodes
• Check basic credit cards information
• Export your iPhone passwords to a PC

To view saved password on your iPhone:

Step 1. Connect your iPhone or iPad to your computer and then launch EaseUS MobiUnlock. Then click "iOS Password Manager" to continue.

Step 2. Make sure your iPhone or iPad is recognized successfully and click "Scan Now."

Step 3. Wait for EaseUS MobiUnlock to find saved passwords on your device. Afterward, select a category and then you will see the list of accounts and passwords. You can click the "Show/Hide" icon next to "Password" to view passwords in detail. Or click "Export" to export your iPhone/iPad passwords.

Step 4. If you click "Export," you need to further select the format you need. Here you can select a format that is compatible with popular password managers like 1Password or normal CSV format.

Besides, EaseUS MobiUnlock is a powerful tool to unlock iPhone without passcode, fix a disabled iPhone, and fix many other iPhone related issues.

Bonus Tip: How to Save, Edit, or Delete Passcode on iPhone

In addition to finding saved passwords on an iPhone, some of you may also need to save, edit, or delete passwords at one time or another. Actually, you can do all these things in the Settings app.

Step 1. Go to the Settings app, scroll down, and choose "Passwords."

Step 2. Unlock your iPhone with your Touch ID, Face ID, or lock screen passcode.

Step 3. To manage your passcode:

• If you want to add a new website and its passcode, click the plus icon.
• If you need to copy an account/password, press and hold on the website or app and then choose "Copy User Name" or "Copy Password."
• If you want to edit the details of the account name or password, select a website, click "Edit," and then change the details.
• If you want to delete a passcode, tap the website or app and then choose "Delete Password."

The Bottom Line

Depending on the type of passwords you want to view, you will need different ways to find these passcodes. If you only want to check website & app passwords on your iPhone, using Siri or the Settings app is enough. While if you want to see saved Wi-Fi passwords or mail passwords on your mobile device, or you want to export your iPhone passwords, it's necessary to use an iPhone password manager like EaseUS MobiUnlock.