TP-Link Default Passwords

Listed below are default passwords for TP-Link routers. Note: Many recent TP-Link models (Archer series released after 2019) do not use a shared "admin/admin" password. Instead, the router forces you to create a password on first use, or uses a unique password printed on the label. Check the label on your specific router first. If you are still unable to log in, you may need to reset your router to it’s default settings.

Security note: After logging in with the default credentials, change the admin password immediately to a strong, unique password. Leaving the default admin password in place allows anyone on your network — or anyone who guesses your WiFi password — to reconfigure your router. Also note that newer routers from TP-Link, ASUS, and others now ship with a unique random password printed on the label instead of a shared default like "admin." If your router label shows a unique password, use that instead.