How to use Passkeys with Google Password Manager (2025)
- Go to myaccount.google.com;
- Choose Security Tab from the left menu;
- Choose Pass and security keys Below How you enter Google Section
- Remove the pass you created.
- If you have a limited key to the device, such as the Android device, the login removes the passage. Link next to these devices leads you to the right page but you can go to Your devices In Security The section also
Other websites that support Passkeys allow you to delete them. For example, in the example of our best purchase, Delete all passes Button in the same place as you created Passkey. Once you do this, you can rebuild a pass following the steps above on the new device you have access to. If you do not have access to a new device, Google and other services that support Passkeys, they have reversible options including their standard recovery code or password.
Why Passkeys is easier with a password administrator
The problem is to use Google to store Passkey, good, Google.
Apple, Microsoft, and Google have all quickly adopted Passkeys as a replacement of credentials, and they have quickly set restrictions where you can and cannot save or use Passkeys. This is a turbulence. For example, when you log in to iCloud, Apple says you can use the passage key but only with the device that runs iOS. Google, when I recently changed my phone to the OnePlus 13R, it automatically created for my account, but it doesn’t work, it doesn’t matter how many QR codes on a device that apparently holds my Google Passkey. Then there is Windows and Microsoft. These keys do not even work on devices.
To prevent the participation of multi -billion dollar software platforms, I recommend using a third party password manager. Many of the best password managers are supported by Passkey and you can store and sync your passes on the devices.
I use Proton Pass, but 1Password, NordPass and others support Passkeys. You can save Passkeys in Chromium -based browsers with your password extension, and Android and iOS now allow third -party applications to save and manage Passkeys.
There is no nonsense of which devices they support, and you don’t just need to dance around your devices just to save your devices. Most importantly, storing your passages in a password administrator gives you the flexibility. If you want to change from Android to iPhone or MacOS to Windows, or try a new and hot browser, you can. Some services, such as Proton Pass, even allow you to share and export checkpoints.
