9 free password managers that can alleviate your security concerns.

Remembering strong and unique passwords for every website you visit is hard to do without assistance. These free password managers can help

LastPass

The free edition of LastPass has plenty of advanced features, more than some of its for-pay competitors, and it syncs across all your Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS devices. The product is still at version 4, but its designers have given the interface a facelift and slipped in some new features. 

LogMeOnce

devices you use. It does display ads on its login page and some other pages. Certain advanced features aren’t available in the free edition. Other features have limits not found in the paid edition. Still, this free password manager is more feature rich than most of its competitors.

Myki Password Manager&Authenticator 

The free Myki Password Manager & Authenticator stores passwords on your smartphone, not in the cloud. Browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Opera communicate with the smartphone app to let you manage passwords on any platform that supports one of those browsers. Its slick interface and handy authentication abilities make it an excellent option. 

1U Password Manager

The free 1U Password Manager manages passwords on your desktop but actively requires that you use a mobile device for biometric authentication. There is no master password with 1U. It relies entirely on biometrics, specifically face recognition. With everyone constantly taking selfies, you won’t look out of place when you authenticate by centering your face in 1U’s field. 

Avira Password Manager

the basics of password management on all your devices, but it doesn’t offer form-filling, secure sharing, and other advanced features offered by the competitors. You only need to remember one master password, and Avira will collect your existing passwords or generate unique and unhackable ones.

Enpass Password Manager 5

 The free Enpass Password Manager 5 is a big improvement over its predecessor, but it still won’t challenge the best free password managers. It supports Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Universal Windows Platform 

KeepPass 2.28

The open-source free password manager KeePass 2.34 is not for everybody, but its extremely configurable nature and wealth of plug-ins make it a tinkerer’s dream. And unlike most free password managers, it’s free at every level, from consumer up to an enterprise. 

oneID

wholly device-based and it is easy to use. If you are one of those people who can’t seem to remember a strong password, and if you take device protection precautions seriously, this product is a good fit.

Norton Identity Safe

You can sync your Identity Safe passwords across any number of Windows, iOS, or Android devices, and can also log in to your stored data from any secure browser. While the product hasn’t changed much in years, it does boast a few new features added recently.