Password ManagerImport & Export

Import & Export FAQs

This article contains frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding import & export.

Q: How do I import my data if I don’t see my service on the import options list?

A: If we don't have official support for the service you are using, manually condition a .csv or .json for import into Bitwarden. For more information about how to do this, see Condition a Bitwarden .csv or .json.

Q: Can I import to Bitwarden from iCloud/Mac Keychain/Safari?

A: As of Safari 15.0, you can export passwords from Safari in a .csv file. Once you do, condition your .csv to meet Bitwarden's format and import your data.

Q: How do I import items directly to collections?

A: You can import items into existing collections by appropriately conditioning a .json before before importing, or you can define new collections within your import file on order to create new collections when you upload the file. Learn how.

Q: How do I import file attachments to Bitwarden?

A: File attachments must be manually migrated to your Bitwarden vault, as they are currently not included in bulk import operations.

Please note that storage of file attachments is available only for premium users, including members of paid organizations (families, teams, or enterprise).

Q: Why did importing create duplicate vault items?

A: Every import operation creates every new record as an item in your vault, regardless of whether matching vault items already exist in your vault. Prior to import, we recommend either:

  • Editing your import file to only include net-new vault Items.

  • Purging your vault before an import operation.

    Individual vaults can be purged from the SettingsMy Account page. Organization vaults can be purged from the Organization SettingsOrganization Info page.

Q: What file formats does Bitwarden support for import?

A: The following formats are supported out-of-the-box:

note

If your format is not listed below, manually condition a Bitwarden .csv or .json.

  • 1Password (1pif)

  • 1Password 6 & 7 Windows (.sv)

  • 1Password 6 & 7 Mac (csv)

  • 1Password (1pux)

  • Ascendo DataVault (csv)

  • Avast Passwords (csv)

  • Avast Passwords (json)

  • Avira (json)

  • BlackBerry Password Keeper (csv)

  • Blur (csv)

  • Brave (csv)

  • Buttercup (csv)

  • Chrome (csv)

  • Clipperz (html)

  • Codebook (csv)

  • Dashlane (json)

  • Dashlane (csv)

  • Encryptr (csv)

  • Enpass (csv)

  • Enpass (json)

  • Firefox (csv)

  • F-Secure KEY (fsk)

  • GNOME Passwords and Keys/Seahorse (json)

  • Kaspersky Password Manager (txt)

  • KeePass 2 (xml)

  • KeePassX (csv)

  • Keeper (csv)

  • LastPass (csv)

  • LogMeOnce (csv)

  • Meldium (csv)

  • mSecure (csv)

  • Myki (csv)

  • Microsoft Edge (Chromium) (csv)

  • Nordpass (csv)

  • Opera (csv)

  • Padlock (csv)

  • Passbolt (csv)

  • PassKeep (csv)

  • Passky (json)

  • Passman (json)

  • Passpack (csv)

  • Password Agent (csv)

  • Password Boss (json)

  • Password Dragon (xml)

  • Password Safe (xml)

  • PasswordWallet (txt)

  • Psono (json)

  • RememBear (csv)

  • RoboForm (csv)

  • SafeInCloud (xml)

  • SaferPass (csv)

  • SecureSafe (csv)

  • SplashID (csv)

  • Sticky Password (xml)

  • True Key (csv)

  • Universal Password Manager (csv)

  • Vivaldi (csv)

  • Yoti (csv)

  • Zoho Vault (csv)



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