Import

Import

Password-Manager can import:

• CSV files
• RAW files exported from the recovery page

Go to:

Settings -> Import

Select a .csv or .raw file and submit.

Import CSV file

CSV files must contain a header row.

Required headers:

name,password

The order is not important.

Example:

name,password,user,url,tags,comment
GitHub,example-password,octocat,https://github.com,dev,Main GitHub account
Example,another-password,user@example.com,https://example.com,personal,

Rules:

• The CSV file must be UTF-8 encoded.
• Each row creates one entry.
• name becomes the account/item name.
• password becomes the saved password.
• Other columns are imported only if their header matches one of your additional field keys.
• If a field does not exist in your Password-Manager customized fields, that CSV column is ignored.

Import RAW file

RAW files are exported from the recovery page after decrypting a backup.

Recommended flow:

1. Generate a backup from the source instance.
2. Open the recovery page.
3. Unlock the backup.
4. Export RAW.
5. Log in to the destination instance.
6. Go to Settings -> Import.
7. Import the .raw file.

RAW import is best used with an empty destination account.

CSV export note

CSV export is no longer treated as a normal one-click export flow.

Recommended CSV export flow:

1. Generate a backup.
2. Open the recovery page.
3. Unlock the backup with the login password used when generating it.
4. Export CSV from the recovery page.

This design intentionally makes CSV export require the login password again.

Security warning

CSV and RAW files should be treated as sensitive plaintext-equivalent data.

After importing:

• verify the imported entries
• delete temporary CSV/RAW files
• generate a fresh backup from the destination instance