Passkeys
How to store and manage your passkeys with Keeper
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How to store and manage your passkeys with Keeper
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A passkey is a cryptographic key that lets you log in to your accounts and apps without having to enter a password or a second factor. Passkeys are phishing-resistant.
Storing passkeys in your Keeper Vault allows them to be used across different browsers and operating systems. They can also be shared with other users like any other record in your vault.
To create and save a passkey for a site, typically you'll need to visit the "Security" or "Account Settings" screen of the website. In the below example, we'll be showing Best Buy.
When clicking the "Create a Passkey" button, Keeper will intercept the request and ask you to save the passkey to your vault.
The next time you visit a website that supports passkey login, locate the "Sign in with a Passkey" or similar action button on the site, then click Use Passkey in the KeeperFill window to login. Sometimes you'll first need to enter your email address and the site will prompt you for a passkey login selection.
In the case of Best Buy, clicking on "Sign in with a Passkey" initiates the passkey login process with Keeper. Click on "Use Passkey" and you'll be logged in.
That's it! Using a passkey with Keeper and supported websites is very straightforward for sites that support it.
In the Keeper Vault, you will see a Passkey field attached to the record. The Passkey field contains several pieces of information:
Date the passkey was created
Username
Relying party (website or app)
Passkey records can be managed in your vault, placed in folders or shared with other users.
Passkeys on mobile devices, a highly anticipated feature for enhanced security and convenience, is now available on Android devices running Android 14 and Apple devices running iOS 17. This update marks a significant enhancement in our mobile applications capabilities, offering users an even more secure and streamlined experience.
Passkeys are available on Android 14+ and iOS 17+
Launch the Settings app on your Android device and select Passwords, passkeys & accounts.
Set Keeper as your Preferred Autofill Service
If Keeper hasn’t already been enabled through the Keeper app, tap on "Change" and select Keeper from the list of available services.
If you had already enabled KeeperFill in the Keeper app, it should already be set as your autofill service.
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.
We're excited about the future of passkeys. Here's our plan for passkeys this year:
Support on desktop web browsers is now live
Launch of Web Vault and Desktop App support for passkey management is now live
We would love to hear your feedback on passkeys. Please email our team at feedback@keepersecurity.com.
Passkeys only work on websites and applications that have been specifically built to support them. is pretty small right now, but it will grow over time.
