Once the above process is completed, your Google Passwords from Chrome will be imported into iCloud Keychain and will be available for AutoFill on your other Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Enter your Mac password and click Allow twice (once to use “Chrome Safe Storage” information, and once to access it).Select Passwords (optionally, you may also select Bookmarks and History), and click Import.Open Safari, go to File > Import From > Google Chrome.On your Mac, open Google Chrome and select the Profile from which you want to sync your Google Passwords.
The below steps will guide you to import Chrome Passwords into iCloud Keychain. If you’ve used a custom sync passphrase to encrypt passwords, you might need to enter it in Chrome Settings to complete the sync. If not, install Google Chrome for macOS and sign in to the Google account in which your passwords are saved, to sync your passwords. Note: Ensure that your Google Passwords are synced with Chrome on Mac. To import Google Chrome Passwords into iCloud Keychain, you need to use the built-in “Import From” feature in Safari on the Mac.
ICloud Keychain doesn’t provide any way to import passwords from exported CSV or other files from third-party sources. Import Google Passwords to iCloud Keychain In case, you don’t have a Mac, you can directly access your Chrome Passwords to AutoFill within any app on iPhone or iPad. Thus, you need a Mac linked to your Apple ID for this to work. Note: As of now, the only official way to import Chrome passwords to iCloud Keychain is via Safari on Mac.
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