Import from Firefox

Some older versions of Firefox do not support native export. Complete the following steps to export using FF Password Exporter.

1. Download
   , install, and open the FF Password Exporter.

2. Select a user profile from the Detected Firefox User Profiles, or from a specified custom profile directory. If you have set a master password for the user profile, enter it:

   

3. Select the Export Passwords button.

4. Choose .csv for the file format, and save the file to your device.

Some Firefox-based browsers offer login export in a different location than vanilla Firefox. If the steps to import from the Latest Version don't work, try the following:

1. Using the address bar, navigate to about:preferences#privacy.

2. Click the Saved Logins button.

3. Click the  menu button from the top right and select Export Logins from the dropdown.

   You will be prompted to specify a location to save your login export.

   Most Firefox-based browsers will export your logins as a .csv.

To import data to your vault:

1. Select Settings.

2. Select Vault options.

3. Select Import items. A new window will appear.

4. From the Vault dropdown menu, select where to save the data:

   • Individual vault: Select My vault and (optional) choose a Folder to put the items in.

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     tip

     If you select a Folder here, any folders defined in your import file will be nested inside it when when they're created.

   • Organization vault: Select the organization vault’s name and choose a Collection. (You need the

     Manage collection
     permission.)

5. From the File format dropdown menu, select the

   import file format
   .

6. Select Choose File and pick the file or copy and paste your file’s contents into the text box.

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   warning

   Importing does not check for duplicates. If you import the same file more than once or import items already in your vault, duplicate items will be created.

7. Select Import data. If you are importing a password protected .json file, enter the password into the Confirm vault import window that appears.

8. After your data is imported, delete the import source file from your device. This will protect you in the event your device is compromised.

In most cases, importing data on a mobile device requires that you do so in via the web app opened in a mobile browser. You can reach this location quickly from Password Manager by navigating to Settings → Vault → Import items.

On iOS 26, Bitwarden supports import using the

For example, on the iOS Passwords app, use the  options menu to select Export Data to Another App and choose Bitwarden.

To import data to your vault:

1. Select File.

2. Select Import data.

3. From the Vault dropdown menu, select where to save the data:

   1. Individual vault: Select My vault and (optional) choose a Folder to put the items in.

      

      tip

      If you select a Folder here, any folders defined in your import file will be nested inside it when when they're created.

   2. Organization vault: Select the organization vault’s name and choose a Collection. (You need the

      can manage
      permission.)

4. From the File format dropdown menu, select the

   import file format
   .

5. Select Choose File and pick the file or copy and paste your file’s contents into the text box.

   

   warning

   Importing does not check for duplicates. If you import the same file more than once or import items already in your vault, duplicate items will be created.

6. Select Import data. If you are importing a password protected .json file, enter the password into the Confirm vault import window that appears.

7. After your data is imported, delete the import source file from your computer. This will protect you in the event your computer is compromised.

To import data to your vault, use the following

bw import requires a format (use bw import --formats to retrieve a list of formats) and a path, for example:

After your data is imported, delete the import source file from your computer. This will protect you in the event your computer is compromised.