Fill out forms automatically in Chrome

To reduce manual data entry and improve accuracy, you can use Chrome to automatically fill out online forms with saved info, like your name, passwords, addresses, and payment info. It can also use your name and email address from your Google Account to provide an easy and complete filling experience.

Chrome never shares your info without your permission. Learn how Chrome protects your autofill and password data.

If you would like to save your password info to Chrome, learn how to manage saved passwords. 

If you're having issues with your saved info, learn how to fix issues with info saved to Chrome.

To use autofill, make sure you’re signed in to your Google Account in Chrome.

Add, edit, or delete payment & address info you saved in Chrome

1. On your Android device, open Chrome 👁 Chrome
   .
2. To the right of the address bar, tap More 👁 More
   👁 and then
   Settings.
3. Tap Addresses and more or Payment methods.
4. Add, edit, or delete info:
   • Add:
     1. At the bottom, tap Add address or Add card.
     2. When you've entered your info, at the bottom, tap Done.
   • Edit:
     1. Tap the entry.
     2. When you're done changing your info, at the bottom, tap Done.
   • Delete:
     1. Tap the entry.
     2. At the top, tap Delete 👁 Delete
        .

If you add, edit, or delete an address and you’re signed in to Chrome with your Google Account, your changes are saved. These changes also show up on your other devices where you’re signed in to Chrome with the same account.

If your payment method is saved in Google Pay, you'll need to edit or delete it in Google Pay.

Manage autofill payment info

• Manage payment info in Chrome
• Manage payment info in Google Pay
• Manage card benefits with autofill
• Use buy now, pay later with Chrome autofill

When Chrome identifies a website form with a one-time SMS verification code field for the first time, it requests permission to autofill SMS codes.

If you've given Chrome permission to access and autofill SMS codes:

• A prompt will be displayed. To fill the code, tap the prompt.
• The SMS code field is automatically filled in.

If SMS code autofill doesn’t work or if you previously denied Chrome access, you can review and manage your autofill settings.

1. On your Android device, open the Settings app.
2. At the top, tap your Google Account.
3. Under “Google services,” tap All services.
4. Under “Autofill & passwords,” tap Verification codes by SMS.
5. In “Verification codes by SMS,” to autofill SMS codes, turn on:
   • Autofill codes in apps and sites
   • Autofill codes in your default browser

Use your fingerprint or device lock to verify your identity. You must still follow instructions and enter your security code at least once per payment method.

1. On your Android device, open Chrome 👁 Chrome
   .
2. To the right of the address bar, tap More 👁 More
   👁 and then
   Settings 👁 and then
   Payment methods.
3. Turn Screen lock on or off.

The first time you enter info for a card, you must manually enter the security code. After that, you can use your fingerprint to fill the form.

Autofill your home, work, and email addresses from your Google Account

Important:

• Make sure you’re signed in to Chrome with the Google Account where your home and work addresses are saved.
• Confirm that your Google Account is filled out with complete home and work addresses. You can find and manage this in your Google Account settings.

You can directly fill your home and work addresses from your Google Account into online forms. With an address saved in Google Maps, you can complete forms faster.

To use this feature, tap on a home and work address field in an online form. Then autofill shows a suggestion from your Google Account.

If you have issues with Chrome not suggesting your saved info

• In Chrome settings, make sure you turn on the “Save and fill addresses” feature.
• To confirm the name and email shared from your Google Account for autofill, go to myaccount.google.com/personal-info.
• To confirm that you’ve saved the info that doesn’t auto populate: Tap More 👁 More
  👁 and then
  Settings.
• The website might not be secure enough to get this info from Chrome.
• If the website is secure, Chrome might not detect certain fields in the form.

Delete your saved autofill form info in Chrome

To delete your addresses, payment methods, or other saved info in Chrome at the same time:

1. On your Android device, open Chrome 👁 Chrome
   .
2. At the top right, tap More 👁 More
   👁 and then
   Settings.
3. Tap Privacy and security 👁 and then
   Delete browsing data.
4. Choose a time range, like "Last hour" or "All time."
5. Under "Advanced," choose Autofill form data.
6. Tap Delete data.

This method doesn't delete payment info and addresses stored in Google Pay. Learn how to remove a payment method from Google Pay.

Choose your autofill provider

You can choose between Google or another autofill provider to save and fill in forms automatically in Chrome on Android devices.

Important:

• If you use another autofill service in Chrome, all autofill data will be sourced from a third-party password manager instead of Google. To use another autofill service, you must first add the service in Android settings.
• If you turn off autofill in Chrome, you can’t autofill or save across devices for:
  • Payments
  • Addresses
  • Passwords and passkeys saved in Google Password Manager

To choose your preferred autofill service:

1. On your Android device, open Chrome 👁 Chrome
   .
2. At the top right, tap More 👁 More
   👁 and then
   Settings.
3. Tap Autofill services.
4. To use Google Password Manager and Chrome Autofill, select Autofill with Google.
   • To use another autofill service in Chrome, select Autofill using another service.
5. To confirm the setting change, tap Restart Chrome.
   • This restarts your Chrome window.
   • To cancel the change, tap Cancel.

Tip: If you use Chrome for work or school, only your administrator can manage this setting for you. Learn about managed Chrome browser.

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