How to See Your Facebook Password Without Changing It?

If you have not logged into your Facebook account in a while, there’s a good chance you have forgotten it already. In today’s digital age, where we have dozens of online accounts, it’s difficult to remember passwords for all accounts.

If you can’t remember your account’s password, you can easily reset it by hitting the “Forgotten password?” option on the Facebook app or website. That isn’t very pleasant for many as the user must verify their Facebook account to get a new password.

But what if I tell you there’s a way to see your Facebook password without changing it? Yes, you heard it right. You can see the current password of your Facebook account, but only if it is saved on your device.

How to See Your Facebook Password Without Changing It

Due to privacy and security concerns, Facebook does not allow users to view their current passwords. However, Android, iOS, and desktops have a password manager for storing all your passwords so that you do not have to remember them all the time. According to security experts, you should never use the same password twice. This is where the actual use of password manager comes into play.

Further in this article, we’ll tell you how to see your Facebook password without changing it using the password manager.

How to See Your Facebook Password Without Changing It?

You can head to the password manager on your device and check if your Facebook password is stored there.

Password manager is available for both iPhones and Android. All popular browsers, including Google Chrome, Firefox, and Edge also have a password manager.

How to See Your Facebook Password on Android

Step 1: Open the Google App

The password manager on your Android smartphone can be accessed via the Google app.

While staying on the home screen, swipe up to open the app drawer. Find the Google app and tap on it.

If you are a Samsung or Google user, swipe left from the home screen to open Google Discover and move on to the next step.

Step 2: Go to Your Google Account

Once you have opened the Google app or Google Discover, tap on your profile icon in the top-right corner and click Google Account. It should be located right below your email address.

You will be taken to your Google profile as soon as you tap on Google Account.

Step 3: Access Your Saved Passwords

From the Google Account page, go to the Security tab.

Scroll down the page until you see the Password option. Tap on it.

Once you tap on Password, you must verify the account by entering the password.

Enter your Google account password, and you’ll see all saved passwords on the next screen.

Step 4: Find Your Facebook Password

The final step is to scroll through the list of all saved passwords on your Google account and check if there’s a password for your Facebook account.

If you can’t find your Facebook password in the Google Password Manager, you have not saved it.

When you create an account on the Facebook app or website, your device asks you to save the password. If you select “Never”, the password won’t be saved to your Google account.

How to See Your Facebook Password on iPhone

iPhones also have a password manager. You can use it to see your Facebook password (if you’ve saved it before).

Step 1: Go to the Settings App

The first step is to open the Settings app. You should find the Settings on your home screen or search for “Settings” after swiping down from the top of your iPhone screen.

Tap on the Settings icon to reveal its options.

Step 2: See Your Saved Passwords

On the Settings page, find the Passwords option and tap on it. It should be sitting below the Wallet & Apple Pay option.

If you enabled Touch ID, scan your thumb to unlock the password manager. Or, enter your passcode to verify that you own this device.

You should see all your saved passwords.

Step 3: Find Your Facebook Account Password

After you can access all your saved passwords, find “facebook.com” in the list.

To make the process quicker, scroll down to the “F” alphabet or search for “Facebook” using the search bar at the top.

You should see “facebook.com” in the password list if you have previously saved your Facebook account details. Tapping on it will reveal your Facebook username and password.

To copy your Facebook password, click on the password and select “Copy”.

How to See Your Facebook Password on Windows

Microsoft hasn’t introduced the password manager for Windows, but the good thing is that popular browsers have had this feature for years. Browsers such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera, and Safari already have a built-in password manager.

I will talk you through the steps to see your Facebook password on Google Chrome. The steps are pretty much the same for other browsers.

Step 1:  Launch Google Chrome on Your PC

The first step is to launch Google Chrome on your computer. You can tap the Google Chrome icon in the taskbar or search for it in the search box at the bottom and press the Enter button to launch it.

Step 2: Access Your Saved Passwords

In Google Chrome, tap on your profile icon in the upper-right corner and click the passwords icon to access the password manager.

You will see all your saved passwords on the screen.

Go through the list and find “Facebook” in the site column. To make the process easier, make use of the search function. Simply type “Facebook” to see your saved Facebook password.

Tap on your Facebook username or password. Now, you must verify yourself by entering the Windows password (the one you use to unlock your computer).

To view your Facebook password, tap the eye icon next to Password. Or, you can click the copy icon to copy your Facebook password.

Final Thoughts

If you have forgotten your Facebook password, there’s a way to recover it without having to go through the hassle of resetting it. That’s impossible via the Facebook app or its website as it compromises Facebook security.

If you have ever stored the password on your Android or iPhone or in a browser, you can easily see the password. We have outlined all the steps above. Just follow them and get your Facebook password.

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