Bitwarden Importer Tool
The Bitwarden importer tool makes it easy to move your passwords and other information from another service to Bitwarden. The Bitwarden importer tool is compatible with:
LastPass
Hinweis
The Bitwarden importer will import information into your individual vault. Once the information has been imported, you can manually move items to be shared in an organization.
To get started, you can download the Bitwarden importer tool from Github. Select the best install option for your system:
Select the
.msixoption for the installation wizard.
Select the
.pkgoption for the installation wizard.Select the
.zipoption for only the application.
Hinweis
Depending on your security settings, MacOS users may receive a warning that is preventing the download. See Apple's documentation for additional security settings information.
Once installed, open the Bitwarden importer tool to view a window you'll setup some configuration options on. There are two options for authenticating:
Using your email and master password: This option will work for accounts that use an authenticator app, YubiKey, or email for two-step login, or for accounts not using two-step login.
Using your API keys: This option will work regardless of which two-step login option you use for your account.
Field | Description |
|---|---|
Bitwarden Server URL | This is the server URL for your Bitwarden instance. By default, this value will be |
Bitwarden Email | The email address you use to log in to Bitwarden. Will not be required if you select the Log in using API key instead option. |
Bitwarden Master Password | The master password you use to log in to Bitwarden. |
Log in using API key instead | Log in with your personal API keys instead of with Bitwarden email and master password. |
Bitwarden API Key |
Will not appear unless Log in using API key instead is selected. |
Bitwarden API Key |
Will not appear unless Log in using API key instead is selected. |
My organization uses a SSO configuration that does not require a master password | Select this option if you're a member of an organization uses SSO with customer managed encryption (Key Connector). |
Import from Service | Select the service you are importing data from. Currently, only LastPass is supported. |
Service Email | Enter the login email for the account you are importing data from. |
Service Master Password | Enter the master password for the account you are importing data from. |
Skip items from shared folders | Select this option to prevent import of data that belongs to shared folders. |
Once you have provided all fields with data and are ready to import, select Import at the bottom of the window.
If your import is not successful, check the following:
That your Bitwarden email and master password, or API keys, are entered and correct.
That the email address and master password for the other service are entered and correct.
That you are using an authentication method that's compatible with your account's two-step login method.
Using your email and master password: This option will work for accounts that use an authenticator app, YubiKey, or email for two-step login, or for accounts not using two-step login.
Using your API keys: This option will work regardless of which two-step login option you use for your account.
Check your email, your service provider may have sent an email regarding a log in attempt that will require approval.
For information on manually importing data, see Import Data to your Vault, or Import Data to an Organization.
For information on managing an organization, see Organizations.