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Updated March 2026

How to Find Your WiFi Password

Retrieve saved WiFi passwords on any device

Quick Answer

Windows: Settings → Network → WiFi → your network → View password. Mac: Keychain Access → search WiFi name → Show password. iPhone: Settings → WiFi → tap (i) → tap password.

Step-by-Step Guide

1

On Windows 11/10

Go to Settings → Network & Internet → WiFi. Click your connected network, then click View next to the WiFi password field.

💡You may need to enter your PC password to reveal it.
2

On Mac

Open Keychain Access (search in Spotlight). Search for your WiFi network name. Double-click it, check Show password, and enter your Mac password.

💡Or use Terminal: security find-generic-password -wa "NetworkName"
3

On iPhone (iOS 16+)

Go to Settings → WiFi. Tap the (i) next to your network. Tap the Password field and authenticate with Face ID/Touch ID.

💡You can also tap and hold to copy the password directly.
4

On Android

Go to Settings → WiFi. Tap your connected network, then tap Share. A QR code appears with the password shown below it.

💡The exact steps vary by Android version and manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I see passwords for networks I've connected to before?

On Windows and Mac, yes - all saved networks are accessible. On iPhone, you can only see passwords for networks you're currently connected to or recently used.

What if I forgot my router's admin password?

Check the sticker on your router for default credentials. Or reset the router to factory settings (usually a small button held for 10 seconds).

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