Tip
You can use custom fields to create unique answers to security questions.
Add a custom field
Add your own fields to Logins, Credit Cards, Secure Notes, or any item where you need a bit more information stored securely.
To add custom fields in the app
- Open and unlock 1Password.
- Select an item and click or tap Edit.
- Click or tap Add More and choose the type of field.
- Click or tap the field and enter its details. You can also edit the name of the field.
- Click or tap Save when you’re done adding fields.
To change the order of sections and fields, click or tap beside them, then drag them into the order you prefer.
![The Add More menu when editing an item in 1Password.](https://i.1password.com/media/custom-fields-desktop.png)
To add custom fields on 1Password.com
- Sign in to your account on 1Password.com and click a vault.
If you’re a team administrator, click View your vault items at the bottom of the sidebar.
- Select an item and click Edit.
- Click label in the section where you want to add a field, and enter a name for the field. You can also give each section a name.
- Click
to the right of the field and choose the type of field.
- Click the field and enter its details.
- Click Save when you’re done adding fields.
![Custom fields in 1Password.com](https://i.1password.com/media/custom-fields-com.png)
Types of fields
Different types of fields have different behaviors:
- Security Questions
- Answers to security questions.
- Text (default)
- Any text to copy.
- URL
- A web address to copy or open (in your default web browser).
- An email address to copy or open (to send a message).
- Address
- A street or postal address to copy.
- Date
- A date to copy.
Default is today; click to select a new date. - Month/Year
- A month and year to copy.
Default is today; click to select a new date. - One-Time Password
- A one-time password to copy.
- Password
- A password or other text to copy, reveal, or enlarge.
Use the password generator or create your own. - Phone
- A phone number to copy or call.
- Sign in with
- A supported sign-in provider for a website.