How to Show WiFi Passwords on iPhone/Android/Windows 10

Part 1. How to Show Wi-Fi Password on iPhone/iPad?

There are two ways to show a Wi-Fi password on an iPhone or iPad. Either you can use Apple's keychain to view your password or you can use a dedicated software to easily find and view the password for your network.

Here are both the methods for you to check out and to apply to your device:

1. One Click to Show Wi-Fi Password iOS without Jailbreaking

While there are certainly some jailbreak tweaks to let you show Wi-Fi passwords on your iPhone, you may not want to use them if you are not already jailbroken. Fortunately, there is a much easier way available to view your Wi-Fi passwords and this section covers it for you.

Enter Tenorshare 4uKey - Password Manager, a software that allows you to scan for and view various types of passwords saved on your iPhone. Using the software, you can find out your Wi-Fi passwords, Screen Time passwords, and many other types of passwords.

The following is how to show WiFi password on iPhone using this software on your computer:

Step 1: Download and install the software on your computer. Launch the software and connect your iPhone to your computer using a compatible cable.

Step 2: After the software detect your device, click on the Start Scan button in the software to scan and find saved passwords on your iPhone.

Step 3: Wait while the software finds the passwords saved on your iPhone. When the scan is complete, click on Wi-Fi Account in the left panel and you will be able to view your saved Wi-Fi passwords in the right panel.

You may click on the Export button to export your passwords to your computer. That is how to show WiFi password using a dedicated software on your computer. Below is the YouTube video on how to show Wi-Fi password on iPhone, iPad easily.

2. Show Connected Wi-Fi Password on iPhone Using Keychain

If Keychain is enabled on your iPhone, you can use it to retrieve passwords for your Wi-Fi networks. It is pretty easy and here's how you do it:

Step 1: Head to Settings > [your-name] > iCloud > Keychain and enable the iCloud Keychain option.

Step 2: Click on Launchpad in the Dock of your Mac and search for and click on Keychain Access.

Step 3: Double-click on your Wi-Fi network in the list and click on Show password. You will be able to view your saved Wi-Fi password after entering your admin password.

That is how you can show your Wi-Fi password on your iPhone.

Part 2. How to Show Saved Wi-Fi Password on Android without Root?

There are apps that let you easily view saved Wi-Fi passwords on Android but most of those require root-access. If you have not rooted your device, you may use the ES File Explorer app to find Wi-Fi Password on Android.

Step 1: Download and install the ES File Explorer app from the Google Play Store on your Android device.

Step 2: Open the app, tap on the menu icon, and turn on the option that says Root Explorer.

Step 3: Launch the file named wpa_supplicant.conf located at the following path to show your Wi-Fi passwords.

Local > Device > System > etc > WiFi

That is how you show saved WiFi password using ES File Explorer on an Android device.

Part 3. How to Show Wi-Fi Password on Windows 10 PC?

If you want to my WiFi password show on your Windows 10 based computer, this section tells you how to do it.

Step 1: Right-click on the network icon in your toolbar and select Open Network and Sharing Center.

Step 2: Click on Change adapter settings on the following screen.

Step 3: Right-click on your WiFi network and select Status.

Step 4: Click on Wireless Properties on the following screen.

Step 5: Head to the Security tab and checkmark Show characters. You will be able to see your password.

That is how you go about showing your WiFi password on a Windows 10 PC. But if you think the steps are too difficult to understand, there is an easy program named PassFab Wifi Key, which enables you to find Wi-Fi password on Windows computer with just one second.

Summary

If you ever need to show saved WiFi password, the above guide lets you do it on multiple of your devices. We hope it helps you find out the password for your WiFi networks on various of your devices.