Authentication
Sign In with Google SDKs
Users signed into Google on their device or browser get expedited authentication on your app or site.
Returning users sign in automatically or with one tap or click.
You even have the option to let users create new accounts with a single tap or click.
Industry standards
Open-source and industry-standard authentication.
Passkeys are a safer and easier replacement for passwords.
Google's OAuth 2.0 APIs conform to the OpenID Connect specification, are OpenID Certified, and can be used for both authentication and authorization.
Legacy sign-in
These APIs are listed here for historical reference.
Authorization
Call Google APIs
Use OAuth 2.0 and our Client libraries to quickly and securely call Google APIs.
Google supports common OAuth 2.0 scenarios such as those for web server, client-side, installed, and limited-input device applications.
Get your app verified and ready for production.
Share data with Google apps and devices
Integrate your services and APIs with Google, share media and data with Google Assistant, Smart Home, YouTube and more. After obtaining user consent securely link an individual Google account with an account on your platform with OAuth 2.0 standard flows.
Improve user privacy with custom scopes, sharing only the data necessary for a specific use case. Increase user trust by clearly communicating how Google uses this data.
Credential management
Credential Manager for Android
Blockstore for Android
Autofill on Android
Autocomplete for web
Credential verification
Verify users on Android
Verify users on the Web
Latest news
Federated Credential Management for Google Identity Services
Federated Credential Management (FedCM) Migration for Google Identity Services.
GIS currently uses third-party cookies to enable users to easily sign up and sign in to websites, making sign-in more secure for users by reducing reliance on passwords. However, as part of the Privacy Sandbox initiative, Chrome is phasing out support for third-party cookies in 2024 to protect user privacy online.
New Features Available in the Google Identity Services Library
Google Identity Services (GIS) is making authentication safer and easier for developers with new features recently added across our libraries:
- Verified Phone Number and Phone Number Hint on Android
- One Tap for Web on Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) browsers
- Google Sign-In for iOS now supports macOS, as well
Making Google OAuth interactions safer by using more secure OAuth flows
We've made our OAuth implementation more safe and secure, deprecating support for out-of-band (OOB) flows and Loopback IP address flows to reduce the risk of phishing and app impersonation attacks during OAuth interactions.