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sciascia
October 15, 2025
Question

What's the trick to creating passkeys when asked?

  • October 15, 2025
  • 1 reply
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Hi there,

I can create Passkeys for websites from within 1Password, but how do you create them when prompted on a site?

See first screenshot attached, here's what I see while working in Facebook (for business). But if I click 'Create passkey' there's no option to use 1Password. The passkey seems to get created in the MacOS Password manager.

Can 1Password create passkeys when a site asks? 
Or can you only create passkeys in 1Password first? 

See attached...

  • 1Password has access in MacOS system settings
  • 1Password is set as default password manager in Chrome
  • But I can't choose 1Password as the app to 'Setup codes in'
  • So passkeys seems o go to MacOS Passwords be default (clicking 'Open and fill passwords' in that last screenshot doesn't use 1Password)

Any help much appreciated.

Cheers, Ben

1 reply

1P_Dave
1Password Employee
October 16, 2025

Hello @sciascia! 👋

I'm sorry that you're unable to save a passkey for your Facebook business account in 1Password. I've take a look and I see that Facebook only supports a limited number of password manager's for passkeys at the moment: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/910360017835904

I recommend reaching out to their support team to request that they support other password managers as well. 

In the meantime, an internal issue has been opened with our development team to look into this further from our end. 

-Dave

Issue=FS-38

December 4, 2025

Is storing passkeys for regular Facebook (non-business accounts) also currently not supported by 1Password? I find that when I try to create a passkey on Facebook (e.g. while using the Safari 1Password extension) 1Password does not offer to save a passkey. 

December 4, 2025

I am a Windows user however on 1password settings under AUTOFILL & SAVE I have these options which should be enabled;

As for regular Facebook, I created passkeys successfully on 1password.