Searching is the fastest way to find what you need in 1Password. Searches include results from the selected account or collection, but you can switch to a different account, collection, or choose All Accounts before you search to adjust the results.
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If you’re using 1Password.com, learn how to search to find what you need.
Find items
To search 1Password, use the search field above the list of items. As you type, you’ll see results in a dropdown below the search field.
Search results include items, tags, categories, and vaults from the selected account or collection. Results include items with titles, sections, or fields that match the query.
To see all results for a search query, click Show all matching items in the dropdown (or press Command-Return).
To find an item in the current list only, including partial word matches, choose Edit > Find (or press Option-Command-F).
To search using Quick Access, click the 1Password icon in the menu bar and select Open Quick Access (or press Shift-Command-Space).
Search filters
To use search filters to narrow your search results:
- Select a tag, category, or vault and press Command-F. The matching search filters will be added to the search field.
You can also enter search filters yourself:
=untagged,=favorite,=tag:,=category:, or=vault:. - Enter additional keywords after the search filter and press Return.
For example, to find all items that include the word “card” in your Personal vault:
- Select your Personal vault in the sidebar and press Command-F. You’ll see
=vault:Personalin the search field. - Enter “card” after the search filter and press Command-Return.
Find items
To search 1Password, tap Search. Search results include items, tags, categories, and vaults from the selected account or collection. Results include items with titles, sections, or fields that match the query.
To find an item in the current list only, including partial word matches, swipe down from the top of the list.
Search filters
To use search filters to narrow your search results:
- Tap Search, then enter an equal sign (=).
- Choose from one of the listed filters: Untagged, Favorites, Tags, Categories, or Vaults.
You can also enter search filters yourself:
=untagged,=favorite,=tag:,=category:, or=vault:. - If you choose to filter by tag, category, or vault, choose from an option below the search field or enter the name of a tag, category, or vault.
- Enter additional keywords after the filter.
For example, to find all items that include the word “card” in your Personal vault:
- Tap Search, then enter an equal sign (=).
- Tap Vaults, then tap Personal.
- Enter “card” after the search filter.
Find items
To search 1Password, use the search field above the list of items. As you type, you’ll see results in a dropdown below the search field.
Search results include items, tags, categories, and vaults from the selected account or collection. Results include items with titles, sections, or fields that match the query.
To see all results for a search query, click Show all matching items in the dropdown (or press Ctrl + Enter).
To find an item in the current list only, including partial word matches, use the Ctrl + Alt + F keyboard shortcut.
To search using Quick Access, right-click the 1Password icon in the menu bar and select Open Quick Access (or press Ctrl + Shift + Space).
Search filters
To use search filters to narrow your search results:
- Select a tag, category, or vault and press Ctrl + F. The matching search filters will be added to the search field.
You can also enter search filters yourself:
=untagged,=favorite,=tag:,=category:, or=vault:. - Enter additional keywords after the search filter and press Enter.
For example, to find all items that include the word “card” in your Personal vault:
- Select your Personal vault in the sidebar and press Ctrl + F. You’ll see
=vault:Personalin the search field. - Enter “card” after the search filter and press Ctrl + Enter.
Find items
To search 1Password, tap Search. Search results include items, tags, categories, and vaults from the selected account or collection. Results include items with titles, sections, or fields that match the query.
To find an item in the current list only, including partial word matches, tap 
.
Search filters
To use search filters to narrow your search results:
- Tap Search, then enter an equal sign (=).
- Choose from one of the listed filters: Untagged, Favorites, Tags, Categories, or Vaults.
You can also enter search filters yourself:
=untagged,=favorite,=tag:,=category:, or=vault:. - If you choose to filter by tag, category, or vault, choose from an option below the search field or enter the name of a tag, category, or vault.
- Enter additional keywords after the filter.
For example, to find all items that include the word “card” in your Personal vault:
- Tap Search, then enter an equal sign (=).
- Tap Vaults, then tap Personal.
- Enter “card” after the search filter.
Find items
To search 1Password, use the search field above the list of items. As you type, you’ll see results in a dropdown below the search field.
Search results include items, tags, categories, and vaults from the selected account or collection. Results include items with titles, sections, or fields that match the query.
To see all results for a search query, click Show all matching items in the dropdown (or press Ctrl + Enter).
To find an item in the current list only, including partial word matches, use the Ctrl + Alt + F keyboard shortcut.
To search using Quick Access, right-click the 1Password icon in the menu bar and select Open Quick Access (or press Ctrl + Shift + Space).
Search filters
To use search filters to narrow your search results:
- Select a tag, category, or vault and press Ctrl + F. The matching search filters will be added to the search field.
You can also enter search filters yourself:
=untagged,=favorite,=tag:,=category:, or=vault:. - Enter additional keywords after the search filter and press Enter.
For example, to find all items that include the word “card” in your Personal vault:
- Select your Personal vault in the sidebar and press Ctrl + F. You’ll see
=vault:Personalin the search field. - Enter “card” after the search filter and press Ctrl + Enter.
