# Autofill & Passkey Setup for iOS ## Overview Keeper is fully integrated into the login experience of every website and app using the **Passwords** button that appears above your device's keyboard. Autofill supports the following features: * Passwords * Two-Factor (TOTP) codes * Passkeys {% embed url="" %} KeeperFill iOS Overview {% endembed %} ## Setup ### iOS 18 and Above With the update of iOS 18, you can enable KeeperFill directly from the Keeper app in one quick step. From the **Settings** menu, tap **Enable KeeperFill** **> Turn On**.

### iOS 17 and Below Before you can utilize KeeperFill's autofill features, you will first need to perform a few simple setup steps: 1. Open your device's **Settings** app. 2. Scroll down and select **Passwords**. 3. Tap **Password Options** and ensure "AutoFill Passwords" is toggled on. 4. Select **Keeper** below both "Allow filling from" and "Set up Verification Codes using" 5. Follow the prompt and uncheck all other password managers (including keychain).

Keeper Selected in Password AutoFill Options

{% hint style="info" %} To learn how to set up 2FA for websites and apps, click [here](/en/user-guides/ios.md#2fa-for-websites-and-apps). {% endhint %} ## Autofill Once the setup steps are complete, you will see a **Passwords** button appear above the keyboard when logging into an app or website. Tapping **Passwords** will launch KeeperFill. {% hint style="info" %} If you subscribe to iCloud+, you may need to tap the **key icon** to the right of "Hide My Email" to open KeeperFill. {% endhint %} KeeperFill will present a matching record from your vault. Alternatively, you can search for a record or create a new record. If there is a record match, tap **Fill** to autofill your login credentials. Two-factor codes will be automatically copied to your clipboard when possible. To copy a code manually, tap the **copy icon** next to the code and when prompted paste the code into the field provided.

## Passkey Setup {% hint style="info" %} Passkey Setup follows the same steps as turning on autofill however, the settings page on your device running **iOS17+** will have updated verbiage to reflect the latest options. {% endhint %} * Launch the **Settings** app on your iOS device and select **Passwords.** * Next, choose **Password Options**. * Toggle ON **AutoFill Passwords and Passkeys.** * Then tap **Keeper** so a blue tick appears. If you have used Autofill before, **iCloud Passwords & Keychain** may have a blue tick as well. For optimal accuracy when using Keeper for Passkeys, make sure to tap **iCloud Passwords & Keychain** to remove it as an option.

## Passkeys Once the setup steps are complete, websites or applications that support passkeys will either prompt you to create a passkey or will provide a setting in your account section to setup a passkey login. * Creating a passkey for a website or app is a simple process on your iOS device. * Tapping **Create Passkey** on a site or app will trigger Keeper to intercept the request. Keeper then prompts you to create a passkey for your associated login and saves it to your vault. * Returning to sites or apps where you have a stored passkey you will either be prompted to sign in with passkey or will be able to select **Sign in with Passkey**. Keeper does the rest!

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