Dashlane is a password manager with a free account that stores and syncs up to 25 passwords, passkeys, payment information, notes, and IDs. Its web app and browser extension work across supported desktop operating systems, and mobile apps are available for Android and iOS.
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Device fit
Supported platforms
WindowsmacOSLinuxAndroidiOSBrowserWeb
Capabilities can differ across platforms. Check the official plan and device requirements.
Before you subscribe
Free-plan availability
A free plan is available.
Dashlane's official free-password-manager page describes a permanent free account with storage for up to 25 passwords and syncing across an unlimited number of devices. This is distinct from a paid-plan trial; the page does not describe the free account as a trial. Desktop access is through the web app/browser extension: Chromium-based browsers can run on any computer OS that supports current browser and extension versions, while Safari requires macOS 15 or later. The official page also links to Android and iPhone/iPad app installation.
Listed features
From the linked official sources
Sync up to 25 passwords, passkeys, payment information, notes, and IDs across an unlimited number of devices
Autofill passwords, payment details, and personal information
Organize and search passwords and passkeys
Generate strong passwords with the Password Generator
Scan for and alert on breached passwords
What the facts offer
Strengths
The free account syncs its supported vault data across an unlimited number of devices.
Autofill and password generation are included tools for reducing manual entry and creating stronger account passwords.
Check the trade-offs
Things to consider
The free account limits password storage to 25 passwords.
Use depends on current browser/operating-system requirements; for example, Safari access requires macOS 15 or later and mobile browsers cannot install the extension.
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