Families

Passwörter mit deiner Familie teilen

Learn how to give everyone in your family access to the items they need, like wireless network passwords or shared credit cards.

Tip

If you already have a 1Password membership, it’s easy to upgrade to 1Password Families.

With 1Password Families, you can share passwords and other items securely with your family:

  • Your wireless network password
  • Dein Netflix-Passwort
  • Notfallkreditkarten
  • Passports

Before you can share with your family, you’ll need to invite them.

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Verwende Tresore zum Teilen

Every item you save in 1Password is stored in a vault. You can use vaults to organize your items and share with others. Items in a vault are available to everyone with access to that vault.

Your family account includes a vault called Shared that’s available to everyone you’ve invited. To share items with individual family members, create a new vault and share it with only the people who need access.

Learn how to create and share vaults.

Ein privater und gemeinsam genutzter Tresor auf 1Password.com

Verschiebe die Elemente, die du teilen möchtest

Um einen Gegenstand mit jemandem zu teilen, verschiebe ihn in einen Tresor, auf den ihr beide Zugriff habt:

  • To share with everyone in your family, move the item to the included Shared vault.
  • To share with specific family members, move the item to a vault you share only with them.

Learn how to move and copy items.

The share menu dropdown with 'Move/copy' selected

Hör auf zu teilen

Um das Teilen eines Gegenstands zu beenden, entferne ihn aus dem Tresor, den du teilst:

  • If you’re done with the item, delete it.
  • If you want to keep the item for yourself, move it to your Private vault.

If you want to stop sharing everything with an individual family member, you can suspend or remove their account.

Get help

If you need to share an item with someone you don’t share a vault with or who doesn’t use 1Password, learn how to securely share an item with anyone.

Learn more



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