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Strong passwords are unique and random. Humans aren't very good at coming up with passwords that are either of those things, let alone both. So we created the 1Password Strong Password Generator to create secure, memorable passwords for you. 81% of data breaches are caused by weak or reused passwords, so random, unique passwords are your best defense against online threats. On the new-password page, 1Password should pop up with a suggested password. Click on this, and it’ll populate and save the password. If the window doesn’t pop up, you can click the 1Password icon.

1Password keeps track of all the passwords you create with the password generator, so you can get them back if you didn’t have a chance to save them.

Step 1: Find the password

Whenever you use the password generator to fill a password on a website, 1Password will automatically save it.

1. Open and unlock 1Password in your browser.
2. Click and choose Password Generator.
3. Click Generator History.
4. Click to copy the password that corresponds to the website where you used the password generator.

If you used the password generator in the 1Password app or Safari, the password is in the Passwords category. Select the Password item, then click to copy the password.

Step 2: Save the password

After you’ve copied the password to the clipboard, update your existing Login item with it.

1. Select the Login item you want to update with the new password.
2. Click Edit, then paste the password into the password field.
3. Click Save.

You can now use the Login item to sign in using 1Password.

Step 1: Sign in to your account

Sign in to the website where you want to change your password, then find the “change password” page.

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For example, on Twitter, go to “Settings and privacy”, then choose “Change your password”.

If the website asks for your current password, click in the field and choose your login.

Step 2: Create your new password

1. Click in the new password field and choose Use Suggested Password.

   If you don’t see Use Suggested Password, click Suggestions and choose Generate Password.

2. Click Update when 1Password asks you to update your login for the site.

   If you’re using Safari, click Update Existing and choose the login you want to update.

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Tip

You can also create custom passwords in Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Brave.

Step 3: Save your new password on the website

After you update your login in 1Password, click Save on the website (or the equivalent).

Step 1: Sign in to your account

Sign in to the website where you want to change your password, then find the “change password” page. On Twitter, for example, go to “Settings and privacy” > Account > Password.

If the website asks for your current password, tap your username above the keyboard. If you have more than one Login for the website, tap to choose a different one.

Step 2: Create your new password

To create a strong password:

1. Open and unlock 1Password.
2. Select your Login item for the website and tap Edit.
3. Tapin the password field. If the website requires symbols, numbers, or a certain number of characters, adjust the settings. Then tap Done.
4. Tap the password field and choose Copy.
5. In Safari, paste your new password where the website asks for it.
6. Finish changing your password on the website. On Twitter, for example, tap “Save changes”.

Step 1: Sign in to your account

Sign in to the website where you want to change your password, then find the “change password” page.

For example, on Twitter, go to “Settings and privacy”, then choose “Change your password”.

If the website asks for your current password, click in the field and choose your login.

Step 2: Create your new password

1. Click in the new password field and choose Use Suggested Password.

   If you don’t see Use Suggested Password, click Suggestions and choose Generate Password.

2. Click Update when 1Password asks you to update your login for the site.

Tip

You can also create custom passwords.

Step 3: Save your new password on the website

After you update your login in 1Password, click Save on the website (or the equivalent).

Step 1: Sign in to your account

Sign in to the website where you want to change your password, then find the “change password” page. On Twitter, for example, go to “Settings and privacy” > Account > Password.

If the website asks for your current password, tap the password field, then tap the Login item for your account. If you see “Autofill with 1Password”, tap it and unlock 1Password.

Step 2: Create your new password

To create a strong password:

1. Open and unlock 1Password. Find the correct item, then tap .
2. Tap . Choose a password type and adjust the settings based on the website requirements. Then tap Save.
3. Tap your new password, then tap Copy.
4. Open your browser and paste your new password where the website asks for it.