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1Password Chrome extension

1Password stores passwords, passkeys, and sensitive documents in an encrypted vault and autofills them as you browse. It's best for individuals and families who want a polished, easy-to-use password manager with strong sharing features. The catch: there's no permanent free tier, only a trial before you need a paid subscription.

  • PricePaid
  • CategorySecurity & Privacy
  • ✓Free trial
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Pros

  • polished, easy-to-navigate interface
  • strong family and team vault sharing features
  • supports passkeys alongside traditional passwords
  • stores secure notes, cards, and identities, not just logins
  • integrates with desktop and mobile 1Password apps

Cons

  • no permanent free plan, only a limited trial
  • requires a paid subscription for continued use
  • vault access depends on an active 1Password account

Best for

  • families and teams who want shared vaults
  • people who value a polished, simple interface
  • autofilling passwords, passkeys, and payment details
  • users who want built-in secure document storage

Skip it if

  • people who want a permanently free password manager
  • users unwilling to pay a recurring subscription

Key features

  • encrypted vault for passwords, passkeys, and notes
  • autofill for logins, payment cards, and identities
  • shared vaults for families and teams
  • passkey support alongside password storage
  • cross-device sync with desktop and mobile apps

What 1Password does

1Password stores your passwords, passkeys, payment cards, and secure notes in an encrypted vault, then autofills them when you log in to a site. It's built around shared vaults, so families or teams can give each other controlled access to specific logins without exposing an entire account.

1Password free vs paid

1Password doesn't offer a permanent free plan; instead, it provides a limited-time free trial before requiring a paid subscription. Plans are available for individuals, families, and teams or businesses, with family and team tiers adding shared vaults and administrative controls.

Is 1Password safe?

1Password needs access to page content and authentication fields to autofill your saved logins, which is standard for any password manager. Your vault is encrypted, and only you (or people you explicitly share a vault with) can access its contents through the app or extension.

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1Password alternatives

  1. Bitwarden

    Open-source password manager.

    Freemium Security & Privacy ✓ Open source

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1Password: FAQs

Is 1Password free?

No, 1Password offers a free trial but requires a paid subscription afterward, unlike some competitors with a permanent free tier.

Is 1Password safe to use?

Yes, it stores data in an encrypted vault and only autofills it on sites you log into, similar to other reputable password managers.

How do I use the 1Password extension?

Install it, sign in to your 1Password account, then let it save and autofill logins as you browse.

1Password vs Bitwarden: which is better?

1Password has a more polished interface and stronger family sharing tools, while Bitwarden offers a capable free tier and is open-source.

How do I download the 1Password extension for Chrome?

Search for 1Password in the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome, then sign in with your account.

Does 1Password work in Edge or Brave?

Yes, since both browsers support Chrome extensions, 1Password installs and works the same way.

How do I remove the 1Password extension?

Right-click the icon in Chrome's toolbar, select Remove from Chrome, and confirm.

Does 1Password support passkeys?

Yes, 1Password can store and use passkeys in addition to traditional passwords.

Can families share a 1Password vault?

Yes, family and team plans let multiple people share specific vaults while keeping other data private.

Why isn't 1Password autofilling on a site?

Some login forms use non-standard fields; try clicking the extension icon manually to select the saved login.

Does 1Password work without an active subscription?

No, you need an active paid plan (or trial) to unlock your vault and use the extension.

Can I import passwords from another manager into 1Password?

Yes, 1Password supports importing saved logins from browsers and many other password managers.