Using 1Password

How to keep 1Password up to date

You can make sure automatic updates are turned on, so you have the latest features, fixes, and website compatibility.

1Password checks for updates once a week. If you use beta or nightly releases of the 1Password app, it’ll check for updates more frequently.

  • If 1Password is locked, it will update itself automatically when “Install updates automatically” is turned on in Settings > Advanced.
  • If 1Password is unlocked, it will notify you that an update is available.

Learn how to find the version number in 1Password for Mac.

If 1Password for Mac is deployed by your organization, your IT administrator must redeploy updates when they’re released.

If you’re having trouble updating, contact 1Password Support for help.

The App Store updates all your iOS apps, including 1Password. Learn how to turn on automatic updates.

You can also update your apps manually.

Learn how to find the version number in 1Password for iOS.

1Password checks for updates once a week. If you use beta or nightly releases of the 1Password app, it’ll check for updates more frequently.

  • If 1Password is locked, it will update itself automatically when “Install updates automatically” is turned on in Settings > Advanced.
  • If 1Password is unlocked, it will notify you that an update is available.

Learn how to find the version number in 1Password for Windows.

If 1Password for Windows is deployed by your organization, your IT administrator may need to redeploy updates when they’re released, depending on how 1Password is installed.

If you’re having trouble updating, contact 1Password Support for help.

Google Play updates all your Android apps, including 1Password. Learn how to set up automatic updates.

You can also update your apps manually.

Learn how to find the version number in 1Password for Android.

If you installed 1Password from a package, use the command for your package manager to check for an update and install it if available:

DistributionRun this command
Debian or Ubuntusudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade 1password
CentOS, Fedora, or Red Hat Enterprise Linuxsudo dnf upgrade 1password --refresh

If you installed 1Password from the .tar.gz file, download and install the file again.

If you installed 1Password from the Snap Store, it will update automatically. To manually update 1Password, or to control when or how often updates happen, learn how to manage snap updates.

If you installed 1Password with Flatpak, run the flatpak update command to update it.

Learn how to find the version number in 1Password for Linux.

If you’re having trouble updating, contact 1Password Support for help.

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