Chrome passwords vs ZZPass

Everything Chrome's passwords leave out.

Keep the one‑tap sign‑in on your iPhone and Mac. Add your 2FA codes, cards, passports and documents, and a real way in for your family if something happens to you.

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Free on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Syncs through your iCloud, not a Google account

Keep your logins. Bring the rest.

Your logins and passkeys move across in a minute and fill in like before. Then there's room for 2FA codes and everything else Chrome has no place for.

A login with its 2FA code in ZZPass — 2FA codes, filled in

Shared groups for family and travel in ZZPass — Shared with the family

A TimeCapsule sealed until it's needed — Sealed for the right day

If something happens to you, your family is left guessing.

With ZZPass, the people you trust get in after a wait you choose, from immediately to 30 days. If you're fine, you just say no.

Emergency Access set up for a trusted contact in ZZPass

Same tap. Much more inside.

Feature	Chrome	ZZPass
Logins and passkeys, filled in for you	✓	✓
2FA codes, filled in with the login	Chrome doesn't store them	✓
Synced through your own iCloud	Synced through your Google account	✓
Share passwords with family and friends	Family group only, and a change means sharing it again	✓
Payment cards, passports, IDs and bank accounts22 kinds of items in ZZPass	Cards sit in autofill settings, apart from your logins	✓
Secure notes and file attachments	A note on a login only	✓
Your family can get in if something happens to you	Not offered	✓Premium
A printed Emergency Kit for the drawer	—	✓
Messages sealed until the right day	—	✓
Price	Free	FreePremium $2.99/mo, shared with up to six

Chrome's password manager, from Google's Chrome Help. Checked October 2026.

When Chrome is enough.

It does the basics well. Stay with it if this is you.

You only keep logins

No 2FA codes, cards or passports to look after, and no one who'd need them.

You use Windows or Android

Chrome's passwords follow you to any device. ZZPass is for iPhone, iPad and Mac.

You live in Chrome on a Mac

ZZPass fills in Safari and apps on a Mac. In Chrome there, you copy the password across.

You want leak alerts

Chrome warns when a password turns up in a data breach. ZZPass flags weak and reused ones.

Move over in a minute. Or run both.

Export a copy from Chrome and try ZZPass without giving anything up.

Get ZZPass
Download it free and set up your vault. It syncs through your own iCloud, with no Google account involved.
Bring your passwords
In Chrome on iPhone, open Settings → Password Manager → Settings → Export data and pick ZZPass. Passkeys come too. On a computer, export a file and import it in ZZPass.
Turn on AutoFill
In Settings, choose ZZPass for AutoFill. Your logins fill in across Safari, Chrome and your apps.

FAQ

Quick answers.

Can I keep using Chrome's passwords too?

Yes. Export a copy into ZZPass and leave Chrome as it is while you decide. Once you're happy, remove the passwords from Chrome and delete the export file.

Do my passkeys come across?

From Chrome on iPhone, yes. Use Export data in Chrome's Password Manager settings and pick ZZPass, and your passwords and passkeys move straight across with no file. A file exported from Chrome on a computer carries your logins, but not passkeys.

Does ZZPass fill in Chrome?

On iPhone and iPad, yes: every browser uses Apple's AutoFill. On a Mac, ZZPass fills in Safari and apps, but Chrome may not offer it, so copy the password from ZZPass there.

Is my vault tied to a Google account?

No. ZZPass syncs through your own iCloud, and encrypts your vault on your device with a key made from your primary password. Nobody at ZZPass can read it, and nobody can reset the password and get in.

What does Premium add?

Emergency Access, unlimited shared groups and attachments, and a printed Emergency Kit with all your passwords and notes. It's $2.99 a month or $29.99 a year, and one subscription covers up to six people through Family Sharing.