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layout: article
title: Auto-fill Custom Fields
categories: [auto-fill]
order: "05"
featured: true
popular: false
tags: [browser, autofill, auto-fill, custom fields, form fill]
---
Bitwarden can do more than just [auto-fill your usernames and passwords]({{site.baseurl}}/article/auto-fill-browser/)! **Bitwarden Browser Extensions** can auto-fill [custom fields]({{site.baseurl}}/article/custom-fields) to simplify fill-in of security questions, PINS, and more using the [unique Tab view](({{site.baseurl}}/article/auto-fill-browser/)).
## Auto-fill Custom Fields
{% callout success %}
It's important to name the custom field correctly in order for auto-fill to work. [Learn how to name custom fields]({{site.baseurl}}/article/custom-fields/#custom-field-names).
{% endcallout %}
To auto-fill custom fields:
1. Open the Browser Extension or, if your Browser Extension is already open, navigate to the {% icon fa-folder %} **Tab** view.
The Tab view automatically detects the URI (e.g. myverizon.com) of the page displayed in the open tab and surfaces any Vault items with corresponding URIs.
2. Select the item that contains the custom field you want to auto-fill:
{% image autofill/auto-fill-custom-field.png Item with a Custom Field %}
The Browser Extension will find any fields that match the [custom field name]({{site.baseurl}}/article/custom-fields/custom-field-names) and auto-fill that field's value.
## Special Auto-fill Scenarios
### HTML `<span>` Elements
Typically custom fields are auto-filled in HTML `<form>` or `<input>` elements, however Bitwarden Browser Extensions can auto-fill custom field values into the `innerText` of HTML `<span>` elements as well.
In order to auto-fill into a `<span>` element, the opening tag must have the `data-bwautofill` attribute. So, in the following scenario:
```
<span data-bwautofill id="myspan">Bitwarden is great.</span>
```
A custom field with **name:** `myspan` will replace `Bitwarden is great` with whatever is saved in the custom field's **value**.

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### Custom Field Names
The specified **Name** is important to get right in order to successfully auto-fill a custom field. Using the Browser Extension, you can quickly get the correct field name using the **Copy Custom Field Name** option in the context menu (in most cases, by right-clicking on the form element):
The specified **Name** is important to get right in order to successfully [auto-fill a custom field]({{site.baseurl}}/article/auto-fill-custom-fields/). Using the Browser Extension, you can quickly get the correct field name using the **Copy Custom Field Name** option in the context menu (in most cases, by right-clicking on the form element):
{% image features/custom-fields-contextmenu.png %}
Selecting this context menu option will copy the form element's `id`, `name`, `aria-label`, or `placeholder` value (**in that order of preference**).
Once you've saved a custom field, you can [auto-fill it from the Browser Extension]({{site.baseurl}}/article/auto-fill-custom-fields/).
#### Find Custom Field Names Manually
If you don't use the Browser Extension, the best way to find a field name is to use your web browser's developer tools, as in the following example:
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{% image features/custom-fields/custom-field-eg.png Custom field example %}
6. Save the Vault item.
Once you've saved a custom field, you can [auto-fill it from the Browser Extension]({{site.baseurl}}/article/auto-fill-custom-fields/).
### More About Custom Field Names
#### Order of Preference

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If you're new to Bitwarden, it's likely that the web browser you use has been saving and auto-filling your passwords. Most web browsers enable this by default, but experts generally agree that [built-in password managers are more vulnerable](https://www.wired.com/2016/08/browser-password-manager-probably-isnt-enough/){:target="\_blank"} than dedicated solutions like Bitwarden.

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tags: [uri, match detection, autofill]
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Any Login item in your Vault can be created with or edited to include one or more URI (Uniform Resource Identifier). A URI can be a website address (i.e. a URL), a Server IP Address, a Mobile App Package ID, and more.