New to 1Password? Learn how to use the Linux desktop app to save and manage passwords, financial data, secure notes, and more.

Click Add your account directly and allow your browser to open 1Password. You’ll see your account details in the app. Enter your 1Password account password and click Sign In. 1Password for Linux requires a 1Password membership.

Generate strong passwords for your accounts, fill logins with a single click, and manage your secure information with ease. And it uses end-to-end encryption to sync with 1Password on your Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android devices.

We’ve updated the tray icon options in Linux to reflect what’s available. #21082 · We’ve added support to display auto-lock policies in days or weeks in the app. #32843 · We’ve fixed an issue where you wouldn’t be prompted to unlock the desktop app after you turned on the integration for the app and browser extension.

I’m super excited to announce our first beta release of 1Password for Linux. That’s right – we now have a full-featured desktop app for Linux which you can use to quickly find, edit, and organize your items! And it looks gorgeous, too!

To open Quick Access, right-click the 1Password icon in the system tray and select Open Quick Access (or CtrlShiftSpace). ... Open an app.

October 14, 2025 - Install latest/stable of 1Password · Ubuntu 16.04 or later? View in Desktop store · Make sure snap support is enabled in your Desktop store. Install using the command line · sudo snap install 1password · Don't have snapd? Get set up for snaps. Previous Next ·

Open and unlock the 1Password app. Select your account or collection at the top of the sidebar. Navigate to Settings > Security. Turn on Unlock using system authentication. Navigate to Settings > Developer. Select Integrate with 1Password CLI. Learn more about the 1Password desktop app integration.

So today we’re rolling out the red carpet for our Linux friends. 🤗 · I know many of you have been using 1Password in your browser to generate and store strong, unique passwords for a long time. And we’re proud of how well that works. But nothing beats a full-featured desktop app that takes ...

We’ve updated the tray icon options in Linux to reflect what’s available. #21082 · We’ve added support to display auto-lock policies in days or weeks in the app. #32843 · We’ve fixed an issue where you wouldn’t be prompted to unlock the desktop app after you turned on the integration for the app and browser extension.

August 11, 2020 - 1Password desktop app finally arrives for all Linux platforms. This is the initial version for testing and validation purposes only.

June 24, 2024 - Hurrah — 1Password is now officially available on Linux! The app release a Linux beta last year and, after lots of testing, the app is now considered stable enough for everyday use by Linux users, regardless of their preferred Linux distro ...

March 28, 2025 - This is a tricky proposition for some—an official 1Password client has been released for Linux. It’s not just a cursory shrug to the platform–it’s a full-blown, fully desktop-integrated application that offers an outstanding interface and every feature you could dream of in a password manager.

October 22, 2020 - 1Password is a user-friendly (and rather popular) cross-platform password manager. It provides mobile apps and browser extensions for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Google Chrome, Edge, Firefox — and now a dedicated desktop app for Linux, too.

February 27, 2022 - 1Password has just released the first big-name password management program for Linux desktop users.

May 18, 2021 - 1Password has unveiled a full-featured native desktop app for Linux. The release features encrypted browser and desktop integration.

May 18, 2021 - 1Password announced it has launched a full-featured desktop app for Linux to secure credentials across devices from the same 1Password app.

May 19, 2021 - There are a number of great password managers out there, but 1Password is attempting to make itself stand out from the crowd this week with the introduction of official support for Linux. And for now, it's a more feature-rich experience than Windows and macOS users enjoy. As well as offering a browser-based experience, 1Password developed a desktop app for Linux because, "nothing beats a full-featured desktop app that takes advantage of everything the operating system has to offer, especially if it can make the browser experience itself better."

May 18, 2021 - So today we’re rolling out the red carpet for our Linux friends. 🤗 · I know many of you have been using 1Password in your browser to generate and store strong, unique passwords for a long time. And we're proud of how well that works. But nothing beats a full-featured desktop app that takes ...