Android Autofill stores personal information, addresses, payment methods, and passwords. It connects to Google apps, including Google Maps, Google Pay, and the Chrome password manager. If you use a different password manager, you can add that too, but you can only have one autofill service at a time. Here's how to enable autofill, adjust your autofill settings on Android, and edit the information Google stores.

It’s easy to turn Android autofill on and off, as well as customize key settings and edit stored information. You can allow autofill from Google or third-party password managers.

Open the Settings app.

Scroll down and tap System > Language & input.