View and copy codes
Open the extension, find the account, and click its code to copy it.
Manage 2FA codes on your phone and computer
Scan setup QR codes and fill verification codes with the browser extension. With Pro, sync your accounts with the iPhone app.
About cloud sync
iPhone app + browser extensions
Add an account once. Use it on both devices.
Sign in to the same account in the app and extension, then enable Pro cloud sync. You do not need to scan each setup QR code again on every device.
- 01AddAdd an authenticator account in the app or extension
- 02SyncSign in to the same account on both devices and enable Pro cloud sync
- 03RestoreAfter a device change or reinstall, sign in to restore synced accounts
Free accounts stay on your device and support backup export. Cloud sync requires sign-in and Pro. Accounts that have not synced cannot be restored from the cloud. App backups use a passphrase; extension JSON exports contain unencrypted secrets and need separate protection. The formats are not interchangeable.
Browser features
View and fill verification codes in your browser
Scan a QR code to add an account
Scan the QR code in a website’s two-factor authentication settings. No screenshot or phone camera is needed.
Fill codes directly
On supported sign-in pages, use the extension’s fill button to enter the code.
Back up and restore
Import and export backups for free. Restore synced accounts with Pro.
Add a website account
Enable two-factor authentication on the website
Scan the setup QR code with the extension
Confirm and add account
Enter the code to finish setup
The app for your phone. The extension for your computer.
Check codes on your phone when you are out, or use the browser while working at your computer.
iPhone / iPad app
- View codes on your iPhone or iPad
- Scan setup QR codes with the camera
- Tap a code to copy it for use in another app
- Sync accounts with the extension using Pro
Browser extension
- Open the extension from the browser toolbar to view codes
- Scan setup QR codes directly from web pages
- Fill codes on supported sign-in pages
- Sync accounts with the app using Pro
Works with standard TOTP codes
Works with services that support standard TOTP, including Google, Microsoft, GitHub, AWS, Cloudflare, Aliyun, Binance, and more.
Google
Microsoft
GitHub
AWS
阿里云
Binance
Cloudflare
Steam
Epic Games
PlayStation
MetaMask
Razer Gold
Get started
Install the extension and add your first authenticator account.
Install extension
Choose your browser
Install Authenticator Cloud from your browser’s extension store.
Available for Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Safari is coming soon.
1
Add to browser
Click the add button on the store page to install the extension.
2
Scan the page QR code
Use the extension to scan the setup QR code in the website’s two-factor authentication settings.
3
Copy or fill codes faster
Click the code to copy it, or use the fill button on supported sign-in pages.
Beginner guide
New to authenticator apps?
1. What is two-factor authentication (2FA)?
Two-factor authentication asks for another form of proof alongside your password, such as a code generated by an authenticator app. It is a type of multi-factor authentication (MFA).
This reduces the risk of someone accessing your account with a leaked password alone.
2. What are codes, QR codes, and secret keys?
During setup, the website provides a secret key, usually also as a QR code. Scan it or enter the key manually so the extension can generate codes.
The verification code is used for sign-in. It usually refreshes every 30 seconds. If the countdown is almost over, wait for the next code before submitting.
3. How do I add a website account?
Open the website’s account security settings and look for two-factor authentication, two-step verification, or authenticator app.
- If the page shows a QR code: click Scan QR Code in the extension, select the QR code on the page, then confirm.
- If the page only shows a secret key, choose manual setup in the extension, paste the key, and name the account.
- After adding it, the website usually asks for the 6-digit code generated by the extension to confirm setup.
4. How do I use the code when signing in?
When a website asks for a code, open the extension and find the account. Click the code to copy it, then paste it into the sign-in page.
On supported pages, you can also use the extension’s fill button.
5. What about new computers, browser reinstall, or multiple devices?
Before changing devices or reinstalling, finish syncing or export and protect a backup.
- Free: import the backup into a compatible client of the same kind. App backups need a passphrase; extension JSON contains unencrypted secrets and needs separate protection.
- Pro: confirm syncing has finished on the old device, then sign in to the same account on the new device to restore synced accounts.
- Local data that has not synced will not restore automatically. Keep a protected backup and each site's recovery codes as an additional safeguard.
6. Which information should I keep private?
Do not send codes, setup QR codes, secret keys, backup files, or recovery codes to other people. Do not provide them to someone claiming to be support, a chat contact, or a popup.
If you suspect a secret key has leaked, replace the authenticator setup in the website’s security settings.
Guides & articles
Authenticator Cloud: the same codes on your phone and computer
Add an account on your phone and use it on your computer. Pro sync keeps the app and browser extension working together.
Google, Microsoft or Authy: choosing an authenticator
Want an easier phone upgrade, or codes right on your computer? Compare sync, migration and desktop use across familiar authenticators.
New phone or lost phone: how to get your codes back
With the old phone, start with transfer. Without it, look for sync, backups and recovery codes. Find the next step for your situation.
Authenticator code not working? Check these six things
The numbers look right, but the website rejects them. Check the account, countdown and device clock before setting everything up again.
