If you’re having trouble logging into your Facebook account and need to see your Facebook password without changing it, here are some steps you can follow. It is essential to use a device that you have previously used to log into your Facebook account.
Recover Your Facebook Account Using the Find Your Account Page
Go to the Find Your Account page at facebook.com/login/identify and follow the instructions. Ensure you use a computer or mobile phone that you have previously used to log into your Facebook account. Search for the account you want to recover by name, email address, or phone number, and follow the on-screen steps to reset the password for your account. You can find more information on what to do if you’re having trouble finding your account using the Find Your Account page.
Log In Using Your Facebook Login Information
Go to facebook.com. Click on Email or Phone Number and enter one of the following:
- Email: You can log in with any email that’s listed on your Facebook account.
- Phone Number: If you have a confirmed mobile number on your account, enter it here.
- Username: If you set up a username, you can log in with it.
Enter your password and click Log In. If you’re having problems logging in, find out what to do next. If you’re having trouble with your password, follow the steps to reset it.
Recover Your Facebook Account from a Friend’s or Family Member’s Account
From a computer, go to the profile of the account you’d like to recover. Click More below the cover photo and select Find Support or Report Profile. Choose Something Else, then click Next. Click Recover This Account and follow the steps.
Log Out of Facebook on a Computer
Click your profile picture in the top right of Facebook and click Log Out at the bottom of the menu that appears. If you’ve logged into your Facebook account on multiple devices, you’ll need to log out of each device separately. Learn how to manage where you’re logged into Facebook or how to log out of your mobile account from a computer.
Troubleshooting Other Login Issues
If you’re having trouble logging into your Facebook account, here are some things you can try:
- You can’t access the email address or phone number you use to sign in.
- You want to find out if your account has been disabled.
- You’re having trouble getting recovery codes sent to your phone or email.
- You think someone else is using your account or that your account has been hacked.
- You forgot your password and want to reset it.
Please check your email’s spam or junk folder for the email with a password reset link. To keep your account safe, we only allow you to request a new password a certain number of times each day. If you’ve reached this limit, you’ll need to wait 24 hours before trying to reset your password again.
Resetting Your Password
If you’re logged in but have forgotten your password, click your profile picture in the top right of Facebook. Select Settings & Privacy, then click Settings. Click Security and Login, then Edit next to Change Password. Enter your current password and new password, then click Save Changes. If you’re not logged in, go to the Find Your Account page, type the email, mobile phone number, full name, or username associated with your account, then click Search and follow the on-screen instructions.
Helpful Resources
If you’re still having trouble, these resources can help:
- Learn about what to do if you think your account has been hacked or taken over.
- Find out what to do if you can’t reset your Facebook password because you can’t access the email or mobile phone number on your account.
- We cannot send you a copy of your password without resetting it.
Steps to Take If You’re Still Having Trouble
If you’re still having trouble seeing your Facebook password without changing it, you may need to follow additional steps to recover your account. Remember, you will need access to the email or phone number associated with your account to successfully reset your password.
By following these steps, you should be able to see your Facebook password without changing it. Always ensure you have access to the email or phone number associated with your account for successful password recovery.
