Lost and Found: How to See Your Discord Password?

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Written by: Alex Popa

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Lost and Found: How to See Your Discord Password?

Forgot your Discord password, did you? Well, if you don’t want to change it, there is a way you can find it but ONLY if Google saved it for you.

Here’s what to do:

  1. Open your Gmail app
  2. Tap on your profile picture
  3. Select “Google Account
  4. Select the “Security” tab
  5. Go to “Password Manager
  6. Find your Discord password there

It’s short and simple, nothing complicated. If you’re unsure about following the steps above, read below for a step-by-step guide on finding your Discord password 😀

Summary: I am writing to summarize an article about how to see your Discord password. 

If you forgot your Discord password and don’t want to change it, there is a way you can find it if Google saved it for you. 

You can do this by opening your Gmail app, tapping on your profile picture, selecting “Google Account”, selecting the “Security” tab, going to “Password Manager”, and finding your Discord password there. 

If Google doesn’t save your password automatically, you’ll have to change your Discord password.

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How to See Your Discord Password?

1. Open your Gmail app and tap on your profile picture

Open your Gmail app and tap on your profile picture
Open your Gmail app and tap on your profile picture

Begin by opening your email app (mine is Gmail, so Google Email) from your app list or the homescreen. Once the email provider window shows up, look for your profile picture in the top-right corner (image below).

Gmail profile picture
Gmail profile picture

Tapping on your profile picture will open a pop-up window with several options. Read the next step to see what you have to select:

2. Select “Google Account

Select “Google Account”
Select “Google Account”

On the pop-up window, you should see the “Google Account” option just under your name (see image above).

Select it to open other settings and options.

3. Go to the “Security” tab

Go to the “Security” tab
Go to the “Security” tab

Now that you’re inside Google’s settings, look for the “Security” tab. It should be placed on a horizontal scrolling bar (see the screenshot above).

You’ll have to scroll from right to left on the bar until you find this option. Then, select it.

4. Select “Password Manager

Select “Password Manager”
Select “Password Manager”

Reached the “Security” tab yet? Good, then start looking for the “Password Manager” (you’ll need to scroll down to see it).

Select it and see below:

5. Tap on “Discord

Tap on “Discord”
Tap on “Discord”

There you are – you should find the “Discord” option somewhere on this page (if Google saves your passwords automatically).

Select the Discord app and Google should show you your username and password. See below!

6. Make your Discord password visible

Make your Discord password visible
Make your Discord password visible

This is the credentials page – where Google stores your usernames and passwords across various sites. See the “Password” field?

Yeah, there’s an Eye icon next to it. Tap on it to reveal your password. And that’s all you have to do – you now know your Discord password again.

However, if Google doesn’t save your password automatically, you’ll have to change the Discord password, I’m afraid.

Leave a comment below if you enjoyed this guide or if you need any more help!

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Alex Popa

My name is Alex and I have a knack for social media in all its shapes and forms. I’ve dealt with such things for quite some time and I noticed that many people have issues with social media and technicalities.

Unforeseen errors, bugs, and other problems make their use of social media problematic. These things will be discussed amply in the guides on Whizcase.

I'll present the facts as they are, and offer quick and easy solutions for them.

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