How to Find Saved Passwords on iPhone iOS 18 Easily

Many people who recently updated their iPhones to iOS 18 are a bit confused about how to find their saved passwords now. In the previous versions, it was pretty easy—you’d just go to Settings, open the “Passwords” section, and all your login details would be right there. But with iOS 18, the layout has changed slightly and looks a bit different from before.

Because of this change, some people think Apple has removed this passwords viewing feature—but that’s not the case. You can still view all your saved passwords on your iPhone. You just need to understand how the new setup works.

In this blog, we’ll guide you:

• How and where to find passwords in iOS 18
  
• Where your Wi-Fi and website logins are stored
  
• What iCloud Keychain and Safari AutoFill actually do
  
• What to do if you can’t find or recover your passwords
  

Note: If you haven’t updated your iPhone to iOS 18 yet, it’s recommended to do so for smoother performance. However, the setup is quite large, and iOS 18 update may take a while to complete.

How to Find Saved Passwords on iPhone iOS 18

How to Check Passwords from Settings

If you’re using an iPhone with iOS 18, just follow these simple steps to view your saved passwords:

• Open the Settings app
  
• Scroll down and click on Passwords
  
• Use Face ID or enter your passcode to continue
  
• You’ll now see a list of all your saved accounts
  
• Click on any account to view the username and password
  

By following this method, you can view all types of logins’ password—whether they’re for websites, apps, or passkeys. From here, you can easily copy a password, make edits, or update your login details whenever needed.

How to See Wi-Fi Passwords on iPhone iOS 18

In iOS 18, Apple has slightly changed the way Wi-Fi passwords are shown, but the process is still quick once you know where to look. Here’s how you can check it:

• Open the Settings app
  
• Click on Wi-Fi
  
• Select the “i” icon next to the network you’re connected to
  
• Click on the Password option
  
• Use Face ID or enter your passcode to confirm
  
• The saved Wi-Fi password will appear on your screen
  

You can copy this password if you want to connect another device or share it with someone.

Did you know? You can install or sideload external apps on your iPhone or iPad by updating to iOS 18.2 in the European region.

How Safari Saved Passwords and AutoFill Work on iPhone iOS 18

Safari is the default browser of Apple, and it includes a built-in AutoFill feature that helps save and quickly fill in your login details when visiting websites.

How to Turn On AutoFill in Safari

• Go to Settings
  
• Scroll down and click on Safari
  
• Select AutoFill
  
• Turn on both “Use Contact Info” and “Names and Passwords”
  

Once this is set up, Safari will suggest your previously saved credentials whenever you log in to a website. This only works with data synced through iCloud Keychain.

Role of iCloud and Keychain in Saving Passwords

iCloud Keychain of Apple keeps all your passwords synced across your Apple devices. So if you save a login on your iPhone, the same details will also be available on your Mac, iPad, or even Apple Watch—as long as you’re using the same Apple ID.

How to Turn On iCloud Keychain

• Go to Settings
  
• Click on your Apple ID at the top
  
• Select iCloud
  
• Then go to Passwords and Keychain
  
• Turn on Keychain
  

Note: If you want to install external apps, Scarlet iOS is one of the best sideloading tools available.

Common Password Issues on iPhone iOS 18 — And How to Fix Them

If you’re having trouble finding or using saved passwords on your iPhone, here are some common issues and how to solve them:

1. “Passwords” Option Not Showing in Settings

• Confirm that iOS 18 update was installed correctly
  
• Try restarting your device and check again
  

2. Face ID Not Working for Password Access

• Go to Settings and reset Face ID
  
• Or use your device passcode as an alternative
  

3. Passwords Aren’t Being Saved

• Check if AutoFill is turned on under Safari settings
  
• Make sure iCloud Keychain is enabled for syncing passwords
  

FAQs

How to Find Saved Passwords on iPhone (iOS 18)

With the iOS 18 update, Apple slightly changed the way saved passwords are displayed. But don’t worry—you can still access all your saved logins easily; you just need to get used to the new layout.
I use an iPhone myself, and when iOS 18 rolled out, I also thought Apple might’ve hidden the passwords. But in reality, only the interface has changed—the feature is still there.

Steps to View Passwords Again:

• Open the Settings app
  
• Scroll down and click on Passwords
  
• Verify using Face ID or your passcode
  
• You’ll now see a full list of saved logins—click anyone to view the details
  

Conclusion

After updating to iOS 18, if you’re thinking your saved passwords viewing feature is changed—this is not the case. Apple has just changed how things are organized. Once you open the updated settings, everything becomes clear.

Whether you’re looking for a saved Wi-Fi password or login details for apps and websites, it’s all still accessible under the Passwords section. iCloud Keychain and Safari AutoFill continue to manage and protect your saved information, making it easy to use when needed.