Editing your logins and passwords in Dashlane

This page is about editing your logins and passwords on a computer. For instructions on mobile, please visit our Android and iOS sections.

See here for more information on how to use Dashlane to help you make strong, unique passwords.

And remember, as a free user, you can have up to 50 credentials in your Dashlane Vault. As a Premium user, you can store an unlimited number of credentials in your Dashlane Vault. For more information, see Making the most of Dashlane Premium. See here on how to upgrade your plan.

Editing your logins and passwords on the web app

To open the web app, click on the extension icon in your browser, select the three-dot icon in the upper right corner of the extension window, and select Open the app, or else click here.

Click once on a credential to open it. There, click into and modify any field.

The following fields are available to edit:

• Email
  The email field is often used as your login, though some websites use a separate login.
• Login
  For websites using a login, this is your "username", used to log you in to your account.
• Password
  The secret string of characters used to authenticate your access.
• Website
  The address for the website that corresponds to this credential.
• Name
  The name for this credential in your Passwords list.
• Category
  The category under which your credential will be stored.
• Space
  This is for business users, and allows you to separate your work and personal data. See this article for more information about Spaces.
• Note
  For any information you wish to include with this credential.

In this same window, you will have three more options available by clicking on More options:

• Always log me in to this website – This enables auto-login for this credential. When enabled, Dashlane will automatically log you in when you visit this website.
• Always require Master Password – This setting will require you to enter your Master Password each time you wish to use this credential.
• For this subdomain only – Only credentials with this option selected will be proposed by Dashlane for this subdomain.

You can also click on the Share button at the bottom of the window to share this credential with someone else.

Please refer to this article for more information on how to use the web app.

Editing your logins and passwords in the desktop apps

To access your list of credentials in Dashlane, open the application and click on the Passwords category, which can be found on the left side panel.

Double click on a credential to open and edit it.

Otherwise, when you hover over the credential you want to edit, you will see two buttons on the icon for the actions available. From top to bottom:

1. The menu icon will allow you to take further actions such as edit this credential, share it, copy the password, etc. See the following image to see the full contents of this menu.
2. The icon to go to the website. The page will open in your browser.

The following fields are available to edit:

• Email
  The email field is often used as your login, though some websites use a separate login.
• Login
  For websites using a login, this is your "username", used to log you in to your account.
• Secondary login
  Some accounts may require a secondary login.
• Password
  The secret string of characters used to authenticate your access.
• Website
  The address for the website that corresponds to this credential.
• Name
  The name for this credential in your Passwords list.
• Category
  The category under which your credential will be stored.
• Space
  This is for business users, and allows you to separate your work and personal data. See this article for more information about Spaces.
• Note
  For any information you wish to include with this credential.

In this same window, you will have three more options available by clicking on More options:

• Always log me in to this website – This enables auto-login for this credential. When enabled, Dashlane will automatically log you in when you visit this website.
• Always require Master Password – This setting will require you to enter your Master Password each time you wish to use this credential.
• For this subdomain only – Only credentials with this option selected will be proposed by Dashlane for this subdomain.

You can also click on the Share button at the very top of the window to share this credential with someone else.