Storing passwords in Chrome makes logging into websites faster, but it also poses security risks if others have access to your computer. Removing saved passwords from both Chrome and your Google Account can help protect your personal information.

Method 1: Reset Chrome Sync to Remove Passwords from Your Google Account

Step 1: Open Chrome and click on the three vertical dots icon in the top-right corner of the browser window.

Step 2: From the dropdown menu, select Settings at the bottom of the list.

Step 3: In the Settings menu, click on Sync and Google services. This will display options related to your Google account synchronization.

Step 4: Click on Review your synced data to open your Chrome sync settings in a new tab.

Step 5: Scroll to the bottom of the sync settings page and click the Reset Sync button. This action will pause syncing across your devices and delete all saved passwords from your Google Account.

Method 2: Delete All Saved Passwords from Chrome on Your Computer

Step 1: Go back to the main Settings page in Chrome. Under the Privacy and security section, click on Clear browsing data.

Step 2: In the Clear browsing data window that appears, switch to the Advanced tab to access more options.

Step 3: Click the dropdown menu next to Time range and select All time to ensure all saved passwords are included.

Step 4: Check the box next to Passwords and other sign-in data. Then, click on the Clear data button to remove all saved passwords from your Chrome browser.

Once completed, your passwords will be deleted from both your local browser and your Google Account.

Tip:
It's advisable to turn Chrome sync back on after deleting your passwords to resume normal browser synchronization. To do this, return to the main Settings page and click on the Turn on sync... button.

Chrome Turn on sync

Deleting Individual Passwords in Chrome

If you prefer to remove specific passwords rather than all of them, you can delete individual passwords directly from the settings.

Step 1: From the main Settings page, click on Passwords under the Auto-fill section.

Step 2: You will see a list of all saved login credentials. Locate the password you wish to delete and click the three vertical dots icon next to it.

Step 3: From the dropdown menu, select Remove to delete the specific password from Chrome.

Repeat these steps for each password you want to remove. Chrome will sync these changes with your Google Account, ensuring the passwords are deleted across all devices.

By following these methods, you can manage and delete saved passwords in Chrome to enhance the security of your personal information.