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What is autofill?


Autofill automatically populates form fields online with your relevant information. If you use password autofill – like password managers provide – your username and password are automatically filled in when you visit sites you’ve saved.

For example, if you do online banking, every time you visit your bank website, your username and password will automatically populate in the correct fields – so you can log in with one click. But autofill doesn’t stop at passwords. You can also autofill addresses, credit card information and more.

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How does it work?


  • Start by creating form fill profiles in LastPass. For example, you may want a work profile and home profile. Using LastPass to store the data you typically have to type into web forms is both easy and secure with form fill profiles.
  • Form fill profiles are encrypted locally on your computer with the key that only you know, so you can securely store your credit card, Social Security Number, phone number, and other sensitive data you wish to easily access.
  • Now when you’re checking out from your favorite online store, you will see an icon to click that will automatically fill in the necessary information.
  • This reduces shopping checkouts, vacation reservations, shipping, and site registrations to just a few easy clicks
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How do I create a form fill profile?


There are a few ways to create a form fill profile:


  • Login to your LastPass Vault and find the tab called 'Form Fill Profiles.' From there you can create a new profile, name it and save it. 
  • Click on the LastPass extension's icon and choose 'Form Fills' then choose 'Add Form Fill.' 

Enabling password autofill on mobile

iOS


For iOS 8 and above, LastPass syncs all of your passwords and stored data across all your iOS devices. The LastPass extension gives you easy access to your accounts right from your browser. Follow these steps to enable the LastPass browser extension to Safari and Chrome:

  1. Open the LastPass app. 
  2. Tap "Tools" on the bottom of the screen. 
  3. Tap "LastPass extension" from the list.
  4. Tap "Enable extension" when the dialog pops up. 
  5. Follow the prompts on the following screen and tap "Add the extension" on the bottom of the screen. 
  6. A menu will pop up from the bottom of the screen (this is called the share sheet). Tap the "More" icon. 
  7. Tap the slider next to the LastPass option so that it turns green. 
  8. If it's not already, move LastPass to the top of the list by tapping and dragging the "handles" (two horizontal bars) on the right-hand side of the row. 

Coming soon with iOS 12 you'll be able to autofill directly in apps. Be sure to check back for updates!

 

Android


LastPass is officially included in the Android Oreo Autofill experience as a Google-certified application. The Autofill framework now allows users to save passwords as you enter them, just like our browser extension does. For those Oreo users out there, you can install the latest update from the Google Play Store, or simply follow these steps to get autofill up and running on your device.

  1. Open the LastPass app on your Android. 
  2. Tap the menu button, then tap Settings at the bottom. 
  3. Open Autofill, and then the toggle next to Android Oreo Autofill. You’ll be asked to give permission to autofill, which you can accept.  
  4. On the next screen, click the radio button next to LastPass to enable the app for autofill.

Now, you have your accounts at your fingertips without a change in the look or feel of your browsing experience. When you visit a site you would like to login to, tap the Share icon then the LastPass icon for a list of available logins for that site. Just tap the site you want, and LastPass will autofill and log you in!

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