A WiFi password is a code you set up using a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols. Sometimes we make these passwords very complex so that they aren't easy to crack. However, this same level of security can also make it difficult to remember the password when you want to connect a new device to your WiFi or tell a friend or guest the code. Yes, you might have forgotten it. So where can you find it?
For multiple users, we've gathered some useful third-party apps and built-in features to get the WiFi password. Proceed to the next section and choose the method appropriate for your device.
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Platform | Solution That Works |
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For PC Users | Use a Key Finder...Full Steps WiFi Password Revealer | Magic Bean Key Finder...Full Steps MyKeyFinder...Full Steps |
For Mac Users | Use the Keychain Access App...Full Steps Locate the Password Through Terminal...Full Steps |
For Android and iPhone Users | The Direct Way (No Third-Party App Needed)...Full Steps |
How to Find Wi-Fi Password on Windows 10/11 Using CMD
This brief guide will show you how to find your Wi-Fi password using CMD (Command Prompt). With step-by-step instructions, you can easily locate your Wi-Fi password.
To retrieve your WiFi password, use the Key Finder tool with Product Key feature to instantly extract the WiFi password from a Windows computer. The installation process will take only a short while. Afterward, you can click on "Scan" to reveal the passwords of your wireless networks.
This tool not only works as a WiFi password finder but also serves as a powerful product key extractor. You can view its detailed features below:
Download the Key Finder tool:
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How to Find Your WiFi Password on Any Computer:
Step 1: Run the Key Finder tool on your laptop and click “WLAN” in the left-hand pane.
Step 2: Look for your Wi-Fi network name; the password should be right next to it.
You can tap “Copy” to copy the Wi-Fi password, and then immediately join your wireless network.
Alternatively, you can click “Print” or “Save” to back up all of your Wi-Fi networks and passwords.
Magical Jelly Bean has come up with a handy Wi-Fi Password Finder that easily retrieves your wireless passwords. Give this software a try whenever you need to find a password. According to our tests, installation takes only a few seconds. Upon opening the app, your Wi-Fi passwords will be automatically displayed on the interface.
It displays the SSID, password, authentication type, encryption, and connection type.
Step 1: Download (from https://www.magicaljellybean.com/wifi-password-finder/) and run the software.
Step 2: You should see all saved passwords under the "Password" column.
Step 3: Click the "File" tab and select "Save As..." Choose the file type you need (.html, .csv, .txt, or .xls) and save it to a location where you will be able to find it easily.
Important: You need to have administrator privileges to run this tool and retrieve the password.
MyKeyFinder is not just a product key finder, but also a powerful multi-functional WiFi password finder for Windows 7-10 users. It can locate your WiFi passwords instantly.
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Find product key numbers for programs installed on a Windows computer, such as Windows, Office, Adobe, and more.
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Step 1: Click the 'Free Download' button on the product page (https://www.abelssoft.de/en/windows/helpers/mykeyfinder), and enter your name and email address to run it.
Step 2: Click on “Wi-Fi Password” in the left sidebar, and you can view your current password.
Keychain Access is an Apple-made app that stores your passwords and account information. You can use this free tool to access your Mac password right away if you've forgotten it.
Next up, we have the "Keychain Access" app.
Step 1: Click Finder from the Dock, then select Applications in the sidebar on the left.
Step 2: Double-click Utilities, and then double-click Keychain Access.
Step 3: From the menu, select “System Chain.” Then click on Password.
Step 4: Double-click on your wireless network name, then select “Show Password.” Enter your username and password when prompted.
You can also use the command line to view your Wi-Fi password. Proceed with caution, as you can easily cause data loss if you aren't careful with these commands.
Step 1: Click Spotlight search, and then open the Terminal utility.
Step 2. Enter the command line: security find-generic-password -ga | grep "password", and press Return.
Step 3: If prompted, enter your username and password.
Find WiFi Password via Terminal
For iPhone users, no third-party app is needed. You can get the password through the Settings.
Step 1: Tap on the Settings app > Tap on the Wi-Fi icon > Tap the "i" icon next to the WiFi name.
Step 2. Copy the IP address to your clipboard > open a web browser > paste the IP address and click Go.
Step 3: Enter the router's username and password, then tap Login > From the left-hand menu, click Wireless > Here you can view your Network Name and Password.
Step 1: Tap Settings > Connection > Wi-Fi, and then tap the currently connected network > Screenshot QR code.
Step 2: Open a web browser, search for an online QR code decoder (such as https://zxing.org/w/decode.jspx) > Click "Choose File" > Upload your screenshot of the QR code > Click "Submit."
Then you can check the password.