Proton Pass

Proton Pass is an encrypted password manager created by the same scientists who built Proton Mail, the largest encrypted email service in the world. It operates under Swiss privacy laws and uses open-source code. Proton Pass protects your logins, credentials, and private notes with end-to-end encryption, so only you can unlock your vault.

What Proton Pass Does for You

Proton Pass works as a full credential manager. It encrypts everything inside your vault, not just passwords. You can create and store passwords, autofill logins, generate 2FA codes, create email aliases, and secure private notes. You can use it as your main login manager across unlimited devices. Proton Pass stays free forever and avoids ads and data collection.

Privacy Ecosystem You Can Trust

Proton Pass goes beyond a basic password vault and connects to Proton’s broader privacy ecosystem. More than 100 million people use Proton products, including Proton Mail, Proton Drive, and Proton Calendar. ZDNET also recognized it as a leading free option for privacy, highlighting its strong security and thoughtful design.

Key Privacy and Security Features

Proton Pass helps you hide your real email address with “hide-my-email” aliases to reduce spam, tracking, and leaks. It encrypts vault metadata like usernames and website addresses, not only the passwords themselves. Proton also keeps the project open-source and independently audited, while maintaining a strict no-ads, no-tracking approach.

Store and Sync Credentials Across Devices

You can save, organize, and automatically sync unlimited logins across as many devices as you want. Proton Pass supports browser extensions and mobile apps for Android and iPhone/iPad, so you can manage credentials wherever you are.

Autofill Logins Quickly and Safely

Proton Pass logs you in with fast autofill, so you don’t need to copy and paste credentials. It fills login forms securely on websites and apps, helping you stay efficient without sacrificing safety.

Generate Strong, Unique Passwords

The built-in password generator creates random, strong passwords tailored to each site’s requirements. You avoid password reuse and weak combinations by letting Proton Pass generate and store secure credentials for every account.

Built-In Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Proton Pass stores and autofills two-factor authentication codes inside your encrypted vault. This setup keeps 2FA convenient while maintaining encryption for the codes you rely on to protect important accounts.

Protect Your Identity with Email Aliases

Proton Pass lets you create email aliases so you can sign up for services without exposing your real address. You still receive messages, but you reduce your risk from trackers, spam campaigns, and data breaches.

Secure Notes with Encryption

You can store sensitive notes inside Proton Pass and access them across devices. Proton Pass encrypts these notes the same way it encrypts passwords, keeping private information protected in one place.

Add Biometric Unlock and Offline Access

You can unlock the app with your fingerprint or face to add another security layer. Proton Pass also gives you offline access, so you can view your vault even when you don’t have an internet connection.

Organize and Share Credentials Securely

Proton Pass helps you organize entries and share passwords, logins, or notes with people you trust. It uses encrypted vault sharing, so you keep control while collaborating securely.

Switch Easily by Importing from Other Managers

You can move to Proton Pass in minutes by importing data from many popular password managers, including Bitwarden, 1Password, Dashlane, LastPass, NordPass, Keeper, and Google Password Manager.

Strengthen Protection with Security Keys

Proton Pass supports advanced security options like TOTP and U2F/FIDO2 security keys. You can add these methods on top of your master password to increase vault protection.

Why Proton Pass Stays Free Forever

Proton offers Proton Pass for free because everyone deserves privacy and security online. The company funds this model through community members who choose paid plans. If you want to support Proton’s work and unlock premium features, you can upgrade voluntarily.