The guide explains step by step how to remove stored passkeys from your Apple, Windows and Android devices.
Robert
Created: December 9, 2022
Updated: August 27, 2024
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The following guide shows how to delete passkeys on:
For Apple users, they are saved to their personal Apple iCloud Keychain or Google Chrome Profile. While Apple and Windows 11 users can remove their passkeys in the operating system settings, Windows 10 users have to search a bit. Android users can delete their passkeys via the Google Password Manager.
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Disclaimer: This article is as of August 8, 2024. If functions change in the future, we will update the article accordingly.
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Try PasskeysRemove Passkeys from your iOS or macOS Device and iCloud Keychain or Chrome Profile
Currently, you can only get rid of your passkeys if you use an iPhone with iOS 16+.
Go to Settings on your iPhone.
Search for Passwords in the search bar and click on "Passwords".
Enter your Touch ID, Face ID or passcode (depends on your device and what you have set up).
Search for the service / website and email / identifer you want to delete the passkey and click on the entry.
If you own another Apple device using the same iCloud account, this passkey will be deleted there as well.
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SubscribeCurrently, you can only get rid of your passkeys if you use a MacBook or iMac with macOS Ventura 13+.
Go to System Settings on your MacBook or iMac.
Click Passwords in the sidebar.
Enter your Touch ID or personal password.
Click the info button next to the passkey you want to delete.
If you own another Apple device using the same iCloud account, this passkey will be deleted there as well.
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View Adoption DataRemove passkeys from your Windows device and Windows Hello
For deleting passkeys on Windows 10, please have a look at our dedicated blog post on removing passkeys on Windows 10.
Currently, passkeys can only be deleted if you have Windows 11 (e.g., Home Build version 10.0.22521) installed and use Chrome browser version 108+. If you have the Windows 11 23H2 version, you can use the new Passkey Delete UI. (In some cases, the new UI is also already enabled for Windows 11 22H2 devices).
All stored passkeys for this website are displayed. Click on the three dots and "Delete passkey".
If you decided to delete the passkey in the previous step, you need to confirm the deletion by clicking "Delete". Afterwards the passkey is deleted (but not your account).
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SubscribeIf you have an older version of Windows 11, you can delete your passkeys in this way.
Click on the dots next to the passkey you want to delete.
Click "Delete".
Remove passkeys from your Android device and Google Password Manager
Currently, the only way to delete your passkey is if you have Windows 11 (e.g., Home Build version 10.0.22521) installed and use Chrome browser version 108+.
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