You can download the LastPass app for iOS directly from the App Store. Once located, tap Get, then tap Install.

To ensure optimal vault performance, it is recommended that you enable push notifications for the LastPass mobile app in your iOS device's Settings.

1. Open the LastPass app for iOS.
2. Enter your username and master password, then tap Log In.
3. If prompted, complete steps for multifactor authentication (if it is enabled on your account).

For supported iOS devices, you can set up and use Touch ID or Face ID as a means of mobile account recovery if you ever forget your Master Password. Don't worry, if you choose to skip this step, you can set it up later in the LastPass app's Security settings. Learn more about iOS account recovery.

You must log in to the LastPass app with your email address and master password before you can set up account recovery using biometrics.

From the vault screen, you will have access to all of the major LastPass features and options, including Sites, Secure Notes, and Form Fills.

Tap on the Sites tab in the top navigation. From here, you can tap the Add icon to add a new Site, or tap to select a Site to bring up your Site action menu with the following options:

• Launch your Site in the Safari browser (iOS 12 or later) or in the in-app LastPass Browser

  (available for iOS 11 or earlier only)

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• Copy Username to your iOS clipboard.
• Copy Password to your iOS clipboard.
• View the Site entry and credentials.
• Edit the Site fields. If desired, you can also change the following settings:
  • Require Reprompt
  • Favorite
  • Never Autofill
  • Autologin
• Show Password to view the text of the existing password for the Site.
• Share to share the Site entry with another LastPass user.
• Delete to delete the Site entry.

Tap on the Notes tab in the top navigation. From here, you can tap the Add icon to add a new Secure Note, or tap to select a Secure Note to bring up your Notes action menu with the following options:

• View the Secure Note.
• Edit the Secure Note fields. If desired, you can also change the following settings:
  • Favorite
  • Require Reprompt
  • Add an image to your Secure Note:
    •  Tap the Attachment icon in the toolbar, then choose from the following image options to add to your Secure Note:
      • Tap the Camera icon to add an image from your camera.
      • Tap the Photo icon to add an image from your photo library.
  • Add a voice recording to your Secure Note:
    • Tap the Microphone icon in your toolbar, then tap the Record icon .
• Share to share the Secure Note with another LastPass user.
• Delete to delete the Secure Note.

Tap on the Form Fills tab in the top navigation. From here, you can tap on the Add icon to add a new Form Fill, or tap to select a Form Fill to bring up your Form Fill action menu with the following options:

• View the Form Fill.
• Edit the Form Fill fields. If desired, you can also Require Reprompt.
• Delete your Form Fill profile.

LastPass can automatically fill login credentials for various iOS apps and mobile web browsers seamlessly. Learn more on the LastPass Blog.

To enable autofill on iOS 12 or later:

1. On your iOS device, go to Settings > Passwords & Accounts > AutoFill Passwords.
2. Toggle the switch on to enable the "AutoFill Passwords" option.
3. Tap LastPass to enable. It is also recommended to de-select "Keychain" as leaving it selected will cause Keychain to be prioritized over LastPass when autofilling and generating new passwords, as well as storing new passwords.
4. If prompted, verify your identity using Touch ID, Face ID, or PIN.
5. That's it!  You are now set up to use autofill with LastPass.

To use autofill within an app or mobile web browser on iOS 12 or later, do the following:

1. Log in to the LastPass App on your iOS device.
2. Open your desired app or navigate to your website's login screen on your mobile web browser.
3. Tap anywhere within a login field, then tap to select your credentials that auto-populate in the QuickType bar. To select a different set of credentials, tap the in-field Password icon and select from the list displayed, or tap LastPass (at the bottom of the list) to be brought to your LastPass vault and make your selection.
4. If you have enabled Touch ID, Face ID, PIN, or Require Reprompt enabled, you will be prompted to verify your login.
5. Once your credentials are filled, complete the login process to sign in.

To autofill your login credentials within compatible apps in iOS 11 or earlier, do the following:

1. Log in to the LastPass App on your iOS device.
2. Open the compatible iOS app.
3. Tap the Autofill icon in any of the login fields.
4. When prompted, tap to select the LastPass extension.

You can use the LastPass extension to easily fill in login information in Safari and Chrome on devices running iOS 11 or earlier. In order to do so, you must first disable Safari's Autofill feature. Once that setting is disabled, you can then enable and use the LastPass extension in the LastPass for iOS app.

Disable Safari Autofill in iOS 11

1. Go to iOS Settings > Safari > Autofill.
2. Locate Names and Passwords then toggle the setting to Off (disabled).

Enable the LastPass extension in iOS 11

1. Log in to the LastPass app.
2. Go to Security > LastPass extension > Enable extension > Add the extension.
3. Tap the More button.
4. Locate LastPass then toggle the setting to On (enabled). Optionally, tap and move the LastPass entry to your desired position in your extensions list.
5. Tap the LastPass extension button, then tap Done on the confirmation screen.

Use the LastPass extension in iOS 11

Now that you have enabled the LastPass extension, you can use the extension as follows:

1. Navigate to the login page of your desired Site.
2. Tap the Share icon .
3. Tap the LastPass extension icon in the extension menu.

1. If you have enabled Touch ID, Face ID, PIN, or Require Reprompt enabled, you will be prompted to verify your login.
2. LastPass will present you with a list of available logins for your Site. Tap the Site entry to autofill and log you in automatically.
   Note:  Autofill for Form Fills is also supported only when using the Safari mobile web browser.

To use the LastPass Browser on devices running iOS 11 or earlier, you can launch a Site from your LastPass vault or tap the Browser icon in the bottom toolbar.

When you launch a Site from the LastPass vault on your iOS device, it will automatically fill in your login credentials. If you choose to manually navigate to a Site using the Browser, you can still use LastPass from the menu.

• AutoFill can be used to navigate to your desired Site entry to automatically fill those login credentials.
• Show Matching Sites will display all Site entries that have matching login credentials.
• Fill Forms can be used to use an existing Form Fill from your vault.
• Save Site allows you to manually save your current website as a Site entry.
• Generate Password will automatically generate a safe and secure password with settings that you can customize.
• Print to print the document on a local printer.

Once you are logged in to the app, you can tap the Security icon in the bottom toolbar to choose from the options below.

• Generate Password to create a strong, new password
• LastPass extension to install the LastPass extension in Safari and Chrome

  (available for iOS 11 or earlier only)

• Emergency Access to set up a trusted person to access your account in an emergency situation (available for Premium or Families accounts only)
• Security Dashboard to view your security score and manage dark web monitoring alerts
• Identities to select another Identity for your vault

Tap Settings in the bottom toolbar to make changes to Your LastPass Account, Security, Actions, Autofill, Default Browser, and Advanced settings. You can also access Help and Support and Recommend LastPass, or Log Out.

• View your User Name (email address), Type of Account (Free, Premium, Families, Teams, or Enterprise), your account Expiration date (Paid or Trial), and if applicable, the ability to Upgrade your account type.
• Tap Change Master Password to update your master password.
• Tap About LastPass for iOS to find the version number and build date of the app.

• Use Touch ID to enable and use Touch ID to log in to your LastPass account using fingerprint authentication on supported devices (initial setup instructions here). This is required in order to use mobile account recovery for iOS.
• Use Face ID to enable and use Face ID to log in to your LastPass account using face recognition as a means of authentication on supported devices (initial setup instructions here). This is required in order to use mobile account recovery for iOS.
• Use LastPass Pin Code to protect your account with a 4 or 6 digit PIN code.
• Lock Options to choose how often LastPass re-prompts for authentication before accessing the vault (after coming back from device lock or switching apps).
• Auto Logout to choose how soon LastPass logs out (after not using the app for a designated amount of time).
• Clear Clipboard to set how fast the clipboard clears after copying a password from LastPass.
• Authorize Apple Watch to enable LastPass on Apple Watch.
• Use Apple Watch Pin Code to allow the use of a pin code on Apple Watch to prevent unauthorized access to LastPass.
• Allow Custom Keyboards to disable this option to disallow Custom Keyboards to be used while in the LastPass App.
• Remember Email to enable the ability for LastPass to remember your account email address.
• Remember Master Password to enable the ability for the LastPass App to remember the master password. This option is not recommended.
• Log Out on Close to enable the ability for LastPass to automatically log out whenever your quit the app.

• Clear LastPass Cache to delete your local vault data. It will be repopulated the next time LastPass syncs with the server.
• Clear Device Clipboard to clear the clipboard of any data.
• Clear Browser Cookies to delete all cookies created by Sites while browsing with the LastPass Browser

  (available for iOS 11 or earlier only)

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• Clear Browser Cache to delete the LastPass Browser history and cache

  (available for iOS 11 or earlier only)

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• Close All Browser Tabs to clear all browser tabs in the LastPass Browser.

  (available for iOS 11 or earlier only)

• Refresh vault to manually refresh the vault to sync changes.

If you have multiple mobile web browser apps installed, you can go to Settings > Default Browser to select your preferred browser app to launch your Sites from your vault within the LastPass for iOS app. By default, your Sites will launch using Safari.

• Include Secure Notes in Search Results to include text from within Secure Notes in search results.
• Include Usernames in Search Results to include usernames in search results.
• Language to view the LastPass app in one of our officially supported languages. Select from English, Portuguese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.
• Theme to display the app in your device's System Default theme settings (enabled by default), or manually change to Light or Dark mode.

Your vault is available on LastPass for Apple Watch while you are logged into LastPass on your iOS device. It will always show the vault of the currently logged in user.

Enable LastPass for Apple Watch

1. Pair your Apple Watch with your iOS device.
2. Once paired, log in to the LastPass app for iOS.
3. Go to Settings > Security.
4. Locate Authorize Apple Watch then toggle the setting to On (enabled).
5. Tap OK on the Security Reminder prompt indicating that you will not be prompted for Touch ID, PIN, or master password on your Apple Watch.
6. Optionally, you can enable the Use Apple Watch Pin Code by toggling the setting to On (enabled) then setting and confirming a 4 or 6 digit Pin Code.

Use LastPass for Apple Watch

From the your LastPass vault you can view Site information, Secure Notes, and your Form Fill Profiles.

a Tap Search to search Favorites, Sites, Secure Notes, or your Entire Vault.

bTap Add to create a new Secure Note.

cTap Vault to navigate through Sites, Secure Notes, and Form Fills.

For iPad users, Apple introduced split-screen multitasking features that will allow you to use two apps simultaneously so you can more easily accomplish multiple tasks at once. The new features include two multitasking modes: Slide Over and Split View. Both are available in landscape and portrait orientation.

Slide Over can be invoked by sliding your fingertip over the right edge of the screen to open a list of compatible apps. The Slide Over pane can be adjusted to take up ⅓ of the screen space. LastPass will appear in this list, so you can easily jump to the app if you want to add or copy/paste information. You can also drag and drop entries from your vault into the other application visible on the split screen. Tapping the window in the left navigation or swiping down on the Slide Over window from the top of the iPad screen allows you to switch between apps. Slide Over is supported by the iPad Mini 2 or later Mini models, iPad Air or later Air models, and the iPad Pro or later Pro models.

Split View is an even more advanced multitasking method that you can invoke by sliding the left edge of the Slide Over tray to divide the screen into two windows. Unlike Slide Over, you can work in both apps at the same time.

Again, LastPass users can conveniently have their vault open in one window and another app open in the second window, allowing for easy copy/paste or adding information to LastPass. Split View is only supported on the iPad Mini 4, iPad Air 2, and iPad Pro.

Other iOS applications can use the LastPass URL scheme to launch LastPass and perform actions on your behalf. This is particularly useful when used with applications such as Launch Center Pro.

If you are not currently logged into LastPass, or the LastPass lock screen is active, the action will be completed after login is successful or the app is unlocked.

These are the four actions that can be performed, with example URLs:

lastpass://search/text

• Performs a search of ‘text’ in the vault and recently visited sites, as if it were typed in the text bar at top.

lastpass://vault

• Opens LastPass with the vault as the selected tab.

lastpass://http://example.com

• Opens the provided web URL in a new tab, which in this example is ‘http://example.com’
• If the Site is in your vault, your saved credentials will be filled.

lastpass://https://example.com

• Opens the provided secure web URL in a new tab, which in this example is ‘https://example.com’
• If the Site is in your vault, your saved credentials will be filled.