Search your Vault
Bitwarden vaults can be searched to quickly surface relevant items. Basic searches are the default in every Bitwarden app. In the web app, browser extension, and desktop app, you can run more advanced Lunr searches by prefixing your query with the "greater than" (>) character.
The results available for any search are dependent on what is currently opened through the filter menu or navigation, for example:
If All Items is selected, searches will check all vault items for results.
If Login is selected, searches will check all login items for results.
If My Folder is selected, searches will check items in that folder for results (not including items in a nested folder).
If a Collection is selected, searches will check for results within the selected collection.
The placeholder text in the search box will change to indicate the current search location:

Basic search
Basic search is the default search mode in every Bitwarden app. Entering search text (for example, Github or myusername) will look for the entered information in the following vault item fields:
For any item, its name
For any item, its ID
For login items, username
For login items, its URI
Each term in your search must occur in at least one of the searched fields. For example, a login item with the name Email MyCompany Work and the username alice@example.com would be returned by queries such as email work, Work MyCompany, or MyCompany alice.
Lunr search
In the web app, browser extension, and desktop app, you can run more advanced Lunr searches by prefixing your query with the "greater than" (>) character. Lunr search covers additional fields and supports advanced query syntax like term presence, fuzzy matching, and wildcards.
Indexed fields
Lunr search will search the following fields for every vault item:
shortid: First eight characters of the item's ID.organizationid: ID of the item's organization (if it belongs to one).name: Item's designated name.subtitle: Depending on item type; login username, card brand or last four digits of the number, or identity name.notes: Item's notes. Only full-word matches will be listed unless you use wildcards.fields: Name or value. OnlyTexttype field values are included.attachments: Name of the attached file.login.username: Login item's username.login.uris: Login item's URI hostname value.
Searching specific fields
You can search for data in specific fields by starting a search query with the "greater than" (>) character and indicating a field as previously listed in the following format:
>login.username:jsmithwill search for login items withjsmithspecified as the username.>+name:Turbo +name:Taxwill search for any vault items with the wordsTurboandTaxincluded in the name, however would also return an item with a name that includes additional words, likeTurbo Fast Tax Service.>+name:Turbo +name:Tax -name:Fastwill filter the results of the above example to exclude any item that also includes the termFastin its name, likeTurbo Fast Tax Service.
If no field indicator is present, all indexed fields will be searched.
Wildcards and advanced search parameters
When searching specific fields, you can apply the asterisk (*) as a wildcard character for specified search values, for example:
>organizationid:*will search for all vault items that belong to an organization.>-organizationid:*will search for all vault items that do not belong to an organization.>login.username:*@gmail.comwill search for any login item username that ends in@gmail.com.>wild*: Will search for all vault items that contain the wordwildand vault items with words that containwild, for examplewildcard.
tip
Lunr provides a variety of advanced query options beyond wildcards, including:
Term presence using a
+(must contain) or-(must not contain) prefix. When searching based on term presence, each term should be treated separately, even if they're separated by hyphens (-).
For example, if you have multiple Gmail accounts, searching>+name:Gmail +name:Workwould return a vault item with the nameWork Gmailbut would not return a vault item with the namePersonal Gmail. If you use hyphens (-) in item names, for exampleWork-Gmail, do not include the hyphen as a search term.
Term presence can be used for exact searches. For example, searching>+name:5 +name:mail +name:01would create an exact match for5-mail-01.Fuzzy matching using a tilde (
~) prefix combined with an edit distance integer.For example, searching
>name:email~1would return both vault items with the nameemailand vault items with the namegmail.
Learn more about writing advanced search queries using Lunr's Searching Guide.