3 Easy Ways to Stay Logged in on Facebook on PC or Mac

Make sure Facebook "remembers" your login

Written by Nicole Levine, MFA

Last Updated: February 11, 2026 Fact Checked

Make Facebook Remember You

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Clear Cache & Cookies

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Save Login Info in Edge

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Save Login Info in Chrome

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Tired of having to enter your username and password every time you use Facebook on your computer? If you're being logged out, the easiest way to stay signed in is to tell Facebook to remember your login. If that doesn't work, there could be a problem with your saved cache and cookies. If you're still having trouble staying logged in or keep being prompted to enter your password, you can also save your password in Edge or Chrome and log in to Facebook automatically.

Keep Your Facebook Account Logged In: Quick Steps

Click your profile picture and go to Settings & privacy > Settings.
Click Accounts Center.
Click Password and security.
Click Saved login.
Click Save your login info.

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Tell Facebook to "Remember" You

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Click your profile picture at the top-right corner of Facebook. If you don't want to have to enter your password every time you open Facebook, you can tell Facebook to "remember" your login information.
- Once you click your picture, a menu will expand.
- If you're not already logged in to Facebook, you will need to log in first.
You'll see this on the menu.

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This opens your Facebook settings.
It's near the top of the left panel.
This option is in the left panel.
This is in the right panel on the page.
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Click Save your login info. Now, if you're ever signed out of Facebook, you can sign right back in by clicking your picture instead of entering your login information.
- When you click the option, the text will change to "Remove saved login info."
- You can undo this change at any time by clicking Remove saved login info.^{[1]
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- If you're still getting logged out of Facebook, jump to Clear Your Cache & Cookies.

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Clear Your Cache & Cookies

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Microsoft Edge If you keep getting logged out of Facebook, it usually means there's a problem with certain Facebook data that's saved on your computer. Fortunately, you can fix this problem easily by clearing your cache and cookies. This will also log you out of any website you're logged into. Here's how to do it in Edge:^{[2]
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- Click the menu ••• at the top-right corner of Edge.
- Select Delete browsing data.
- For the "Time range," select All time.
- Check the boxes next to "Cookies and other site data" and "Cached images and files".
- Click Clear now.
- Want to make sure your Facebook password is saved in Edge and turn on the option to sign in automatically? Jump to Save Your Login Info in Edge.
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Google Chrome If you're using Chrome and are having trouble staying logged in to Facebook, there could be a problem with saved Facebook data on your computer. Quickly follow these steps to clear your cache and cookies, and this should solve the problem. This will also log you out of any website you're logged into.^{[3]
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- Click ⋮ in the top-right corner of Chrome.
- Click Clear browsing data.
- For the time range, select All time.
- Check the boxes next to "Cookies and other site data" and "Cached images and files".
- Click Delete data.
- Want to make sure your Facebook password is saved in Chrome and turn on the option to sign in automatically? Jump to Save Your Login Info in Chrome.

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Save Your Login Info in Edge

It's at the top-right corner of the browser. If you use Microsoft Edge to log in to Facebook, you can make Edge remember your username and password so you don't have to retype them to log in. Edge can also fill your username and password info to sign you in automatically.
This opens your Microsoft Edge password settings.^{[4]
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Turn on password saving and automatic sign-ins.
- If "Ask to save passwords and passkeys" isn't turned on, click the switch to turn it on now.
- Click More Settings beneath this option to expand more.
- Toggle on "Fill website password and sign in automatically, or suggest available passkeys." This feature lets you log in to websites automatically.
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Log in to Facebook and choose the option to save your password. Once you log in, Edge will ask you if you want to save your password. Allow Chrome to do so, and you'll also be asked if you want to sign in automatically. Choose the option to do so, and you'll stay logged in to Facebook.
- If you are somehow signed out anyway, you still won’t have to enter your username and password to sign back in—just click your profile photo on the sign-in screen, then click Log in.

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Save Your Login Info in Chrome

If you use Google Chrome to log in to Facebook, you can tell Chrome to save your password so you don't have to enter it manually. Chrome will also log you in to Facebook automatically, so you'll always be logged in.
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This opens Google's built-in password manager.
Now you'll see your preferences for Google's password manager.
Toggle on the switch next to "Offer to save passwords and passkeys" if it's turned off. Then, also toggle on "Sign in automatically."^{[6]
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Scroll down to the bottom of the page to find a list of sites you've told Chrome not to save passwords for. If you see Facebook in the list, click the X beside it to remove it.
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Log in to Facebook and choose the option to save your password. Once you log in, Chrome will ask you if you want to save your password. Allow Chrome to do so, and you'll also be asked if you want to sign in automatically. Choose the option to do so, and you'll stay logged in to Facebook.
- If you are somehow signed out anyway, you still won’t have to enter your username and password to sign back in—just click your profile photo on the sign-in screen, then click Log in.