In the Browser
On my Device
1. Get the LastPass password browser extension.
Install the extension in your browser for saving & accessing your passwords.
Access, granted.
After you download LastPass, you’ll find the LastPass button 
in your browser toolbar. This button is where you log in to LastPass every day.
Get the extension for your favorite browser.
2. Make a strong master password.
Create your account with one long, secure master password and let LastPass do the rest.
Your last password… ever.
A memorable passphrase is the easiest way to create a super strong master password. Just look around for inspiration. It could include the lyrics to a song, a quote from a movie and the color of your favorite coffee mug.
Check out our blog for tips on How to Make a Strong Master Password.
3. Explore your LastPass password manager vault.
Where you can add, view and manage items that you’ve saved to LastPass.
Make every password different.
The built-in password generator will create long, randomized passwords that protect you from being hacked.
Expert Tip: Access the password generator through the extension dropdown. Or, by using the 
input field icon.
Autofill every password.
What’s better than never having to worry about forgetting a password? Never having to type one, either. LastPass fills your logins for you when you sign in.
Expert Tip: Look for the input field icons to help fill your information.
This is the LastPass password manager mobile app.
Access, manage and share passwords… from anywhere.
Access, granted.
Your LastPass account is backed up and synced across all devices for access to your passwords no matter where you are.
Get the app on all your favorite devices.
Apps for smartphones & tablets.
Download the LastPass password manager from the app store on your device and login with the same LastPass account to sync your data.
Fill your app passwords.
Automated app fill on mobile devices removes the hassle of typing on small mobile keyboards.
Fingerprint support.
Swipe into the LastPass app with your fingerprint for easy, secure access to your passwords.
Leading in security.
As a password manager, our first priority is safeguarding your data. We’ve built LastPass so that we never have the key to your account.
Strong encryption algorithms.
We’ve implemented AES-256 bit encryption with PBKDF2 SHA-256 and salted hashes to ensure complete security in the cloud. You’ll create a password manager account with an email address and a strong master password to locally-generate a unique encryption key.
Local-only encryption.
Your data is encrypted and decrypted at the device level. Data stored in your vault is kept secret, even from LastPass. Your master password, and the keys used to encrypt and decrypt data, are never sent to LastPass’ servers, and are never accessible by LastPass.
Multifactor authentication.
Multifactor authentication adds extra security to your LastPass account by requiring a second login step before authorizing access to your vault. Learn More