Everyone needs a password manager. With everything we do online, it’s important to protect yourself from cyber threats. With so much information to keep track of in our busy lives, it’s also helpful to find apps that keep you organized without much effort. A password manager:
If you’re using Apple devices like the iPhone, iPad, or Mac computers, you may be aware of – or already using – the iCloud Keychain as your password manager to save and fill logins for different websites. For anyone using the iOS and macOS ecosystem, it does seem like a convenient option that saves you time and the hassle of remembering every password. But saving and filling passwords is pretty much the only thing Keychain can do; it’s short on features to help you protect yourself online.
A standalone password manager like LastPass gives you the convenience of syncing passwords and other stored data to almost any device, regardless of OS and browser. LastPass also gives you extra security with options like two-factor authentication and password alerts. When it comes to your personal information, you deserve strong protection. With the option to store addresses, credit cards, notes and other items, a password manager like LastPass also keeps the information you need every day just a few clicks away.
With a built-in password generator, LastPass makes it easy to create a random password for every account so you’re always protected from hacking.
LastPass doesn't lock you in. With seamless sync, offline access, and an app for almost every device, you’ll always have your passwords no matter what device or browser you use.
From alerts about data breaches to an audit of your passwords, LastPass tells you when action is needed to update your accounts so you can stay on top of your security.
Encrypted vault
Your data is encrypted before it leaves your device, so only you can unlock your vault. Manage passwords in your vault by organizing your sites into folders.
Private master password
The master password is your private key to your vault; it’s never stored or sent to LastPass.
Two-factor authentication
Add more security to your vault by requiring a code or notification to your phone. A strong password combined with a two-step verification protocol provides the most protection.
access your personal data on the go with lastpass for android. browser and in-app autofill allow for a seamless mobile experience.
Never type another password in your browser with LastPass Microsoft Edge extension.
Streamlined access to your favorite accounts and save time at checkout with LastPass for Opera.
Automatically fill in online logins, forms, payment information, and more with LastPass autofill.
LastPass monitors third party data breaches in one place, keeping you informed and secure.
LastPass monitors third party data breaches in one place, keeping you informed and secure.
Secure and simplify online shopping by storing your payment information in a digital wallet.
Use our online username generator to instantly create a secure, random username.
Use our online password generator to instantly create a secure, random password.
Learn how a digital vault can secure your online life.
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"By far the best password software I have ever used. It's easily accessible on my laptop and phone. I don’t have to remember passwords; I know they are secure and the family sharing of certain folders elevates LastPass above it's competitors.”
Wendy Lonstein
LastPass Premium user
"I have recommended LastPass to friends, family, and colleagues because LastPass allows sharing of important private records with family members, allows for PDF copies of important documents, is available on all of our devices, it is easy to use and search.“
Spencer Z.
LastPass Families user
“LastPass has enabled me to securely log into dozens of accounts across multiple devices with the security of needing to memorize only one master password or have at least a scannable thumbprint.”
Brad Bratcher
Data Protection Specialist, Dell EMC
