How to delete all saved passwords in chrome at once

When you use Google Chrome, you gain access to an integrated password manager that makes saving and auto-filling passwords convenient. It may not have the advanced features of dedicated utilities such as Lastpass or 1Password.

But Chrome’s built-in offering still packs a punch for something so basic.

Suppose you’re relatively new to Chrome (or just want to figure out something specific about its password manager). If so, you will learn everything you need to know about saving, editing, and deleting passwords in this article.

Sign Into Chrome with a Google Account

Before you start, we strongly recommend you sign into Chrome with a Google Account (if you aren’t already signed in).

This prompts the browser to back up your browsing information (passwords, bookmarks, history, etc.) to the Google servers in real-time and also allows you to sync the data with other devices you own.

To log into Chrome, pick the profile icon to the top-right of the browser screen and select Turn on sync.

Then, fill in your Google Account credentials and select Yes, I’m in