Secure your passwords with ExpressVPN Keys

ExpressVPN Keys is available as a Chrome browser extension (which also works for other Chromium browsers such as Edge, Opera, Brave, and Vivaldi) for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and is conveniently integrated into the ExpressVPN app for iOS and Android.

Click here to download the ExpressVPN Keys Chrome extension. To use ExpressVPN Keys on iOS or Android, open the ExpressVPN app for iOS or Android and tap the Keys tab to get started.

Yes. The ExpressVPN Keys Chrome extension requires the ExpressVPN app to be installed and activated on your Windows, Mac, or Linux device.

Yes, you can import saved logins and passwords from several of the most popular password managers (including LastPass, 1Password, Dashlane, and iCloud Keychain) and browsers (Chrome, Safari, and Edge).

In addition to protecting your logins, ExpressVPN Keys can also store secure notes and credit/debit cards . Secure notes can be anything you want to keep private, like your passport number, insurance details, or medical information.

A password manager like Keys also comes with a password generator tool to help you create strong, unique, and random passwords. You can even use Keys as an authenticator to generate OTPs for accounts with 2FA. Enabling 2FA on compatible accounts adds an extra layer of protection, preventing unauthorized access even if your passwords are compromised.

As with usernames and passwords, there’s no limit to how many items you can store in Keys. Should you ever want to export your stored data into another ExpressVPN Keys account or password manager service, Keys lets you export your stored items from the ExpressVPN app for Android or iOS, or the ExpressVPN Keys Chrome extension.

ExpressVPN Keys, because you get to enjoy a full-featured password manager as part of your VPN subscription.

Yes. We built ExpressVPN Keys to meet industry best practices for secure apps and cloud infrastructure, and we perform extensive threat models and security assessments to protect your data. Learn more about the security of ExpressVPN Keys in our technical white paper.

An independent audit was also conducted by cybersecurity firm Cure53 to ensure the security of the password manager across all platforms—iOS, Android, and the Keys Chrome browser extension.

The items stored in your password manager are protected at all times by zero-knowledge encryption, which ensures only you can see your decrypted data. In the unlikely event of a breach of our servers, your saved items would still be safe because they were encrypted before leaving your devices.

Yes, a password manager offers additional protection against malicious websites designed to phish your passwords. ExpressVPN Keys only offers to fill logins that correspond to the correct websites and apps saved in your password manager.

Password authentication is essential for securing the online accounts you use every day—from your email accounts to banking, apps, and websites. You must never use the same password for multiple accounts, even if it’s a long, random one. Security experts recommend using a password manager to generate, save, and fill long, complex, unique passwords for every account.

Password managers are one of the simplest ways to increase your online security. Using strong passwords is crucial for protecting your online accounts and personal information, but the best passwords are also hard to remember. Writing them down or saving them to a file on your devices increases the risk of someone stealing them. A good password manager solves these problems by offering a secure place to store all your passwords, no matter how long and complex, that you (and only you) can retrieve easily.

With ExpressVPN, you get a full-featured password manager included with your VPN subscription. You get to protect your passwords and privacy all in one app, so yes, it’s absolutely worth it.