How to download and log in to Dropbox Passwords
Dropbox Passwords is available for customers on Dropbox Basic, Plus, Family, Professional, Standard, Advanced, and Enterprise. If you’re on a team with a negotiated agreement or a HIPAA BAA, you may need to sign an addendum to use Dropbox Passwords.
Dropbox Passwords is a browser extension for Firefox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Safari, and a mobile app by Dropbox for Android and iOS devices. The Dropbox Passwords manager helps you create and store login credentials for different websites and apps on all your devices.
This article explains how to download, install, and connect your devices to Dropbox Passwords. Learn how to use Dropbox Passwords to save your account logins, including usernames and passwords.
If you would like to reset the password for your Dropbox account, learn how to change or reset your Dropbox password.
How to download the Dropbox Passwords mobile app
To download the Dropbox Passwords mobile app:
- For Android, download from Google Play
- For iPhone and iPad, download from the App Store
Check that you have the correct system requirements to use the Dropbox Passwords mobile app.
How to install the Dropbox Passwords browser extension
The Dropbox Passwords browser extension suggests strong passwords for your accounts, saves your account credentials, and autofills usernames and passwords.
- Download the browser extension for Google Chrome
- Download the browser extension for Microsoft Edge
- Download the browser extension for Safari
To download the Firefox browser extension, open this page in Firefox to automatically download the extension.
How to log in to Dropbox Passwords for the first time
To log in to the Dropbox Passwords mobile app for the first time, use your Dropbox account email and password. If you’re already logged in to Dropbox on your device, you’ll be automatically logged in to Dropbox Passwords too.
To log in to the Dropbox Passwords browser extension for the first time, first log in to dropbox.com. You’ll then be automatically logged in to Dropbox Passwords.
Important: Save the recovery words that Dropbox Passwords gives you when you set up your account. If you don’t save your recovery words, you could lose access to your account.
