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A passkey lets you sign in with the same check you use to unlock your device: a fingerprint, your face, a PIN or a hardware security key. There is no password to type or leak, and a passkey only works on the real Reactive Resume site, so it resists phishing.

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Before you start

You need a device or password manager that supports passkeys. Recent versions of macOS, iOS, Windows, Android, Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox all do, as do password managers such as 1Password and Bitwarden.

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Add a passkey

1

Open Sign-in & security

Select your name at the bottom of the sidebar, then Settings. On the Account page, find Passkeys under Sign-in & security.
2

Select Add passkey

Your browser or device asks you to create a passkey. Follow its prompt: touch the fingerprint sensor, look at the camera, enter your device PIN, or insert and touch your security key.
3

Name the passkey

In Name this passkey, type a name you will recognize later, such as “MacBook Touch ID” or “Work laptop”, and select Save.
The Name this passkey dialog with the name MacBook Touch ID typed in, and Cancel and Save buttons
The passkey appears under Passkeys. If you skip the name, it is listed as Unnamed passkey. You can add a passkey on each device you use.
The Sign-in and security section with a passkey named MacBook Touch ID listed under Passkeys, with a Remove button

Your passkeys are listed under the Passkeys row

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Sign in with a passkey

On the sign-in page, select Passkey under or continue with and confirm on your device. Many browsers also suggest your passkey when you click the Email Address field. A passkey sign-in doesn’t ask for a password or a two-step code.

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Remove a passkey

Select Remove next to the passkey, then confirm Remove. It can no longer sign you in. To finish the cleanup, also delete it from your device or password manager.

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Rename a passkey

Select Rename next to the passkey, enter its new name in Name this passkey, and select Save.