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Overview

Support for passkeys is currently rolling out across major operating systems and browsers. This page will be updated as the ecosystem evolves. The matrix below maps out the various features that support the passkey experience. Additional information about each platform is available in the Reference section of Docs.

Passkeys created in iOS or iPadOS can be used on:

• The same iPhone or iPad
• iPhones and iPads using the same Apple ID (synced automatically)
• Macs using the same Apple ID (synced automatically)
• Macs using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication
• Windows devices using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication
• Chromebooks and other ChromeOS devices using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication
• Ubuntu devices in Edge and Chrome using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication

Passkeys created in Android can be used on:

• The same Android device
• Android devices using the same Google account (synced automatically)
• Macs using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication
• Windows devices using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication
• iPhones and iPads using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication
• Chromebooks and other ChromeOS devices using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication
• Ubuntu devices in Edge and Chrome using FIDO Cross-Device Authentication

Passkeys created in macOS can be used on:

• Macs using the same Apple ID (synced automatically)
• iPhones and iPads using the same Apple ID (synced automatically)
  • Passkeys created on a Mac and synced to an iPhone and/or iPad via iCloud Keychain can be used in all the places listed above under “iOS or iPadOS”

Device-bound passkeys created in Windows can be used on:

• the same Windows device that created them

Matrix

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