Sign in with a passkey
Face ID, Touch ID, or Windows Hello — instead of a password.
This one's for you, not your visitors — a faster, phishing-resistant way into your own account, with nothing to remember and nothing for someone else to steal or guess.
How it works
Add a passkey from your Profile page, and your device's own Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, or a physical security key becomes a way to sign in — no password typed or sent anywhere. Add as many as you like, across as many devices as you use. If you have two-factor authentication enabled too, signing in with a passkey doesn't ask for your authenticator code separately — a passkey is already a strong, device-verified second factor on its own.
Good to know
Available on every plan. Passkeys require a modern browser; where one isn't supported, the option is simply hidden and your password keeps working as normal. Adding or removing a passkey requires re-entering your password first, even if you normally sign in with a passkey — this keeps someone from adding their own passkey to your account if they find your computer unlocked.