Which password managers and browsers can I import from?

PassNote supports CSV exports from Google Chrome, Apple Passwords (iCloud Keychain), Mozilla Firefox, 1Password, and Bitwarden, as well as unencrypted Bitwarden JSON exports.

Is my imported file uploaded to a server in plaintext?

No. PassNote parses your CSV or JSON file locally on your device and encrypts each entry with AES-256-GCM using your master key before synchronizing with your cloud vault.

FAST, LOCAL MIGRATION

Bring your passwords.
Leave the retyping.

Moving from a browser or another password manager takes only a few minutes. PassNote parses your exported CSV or JSON file directly on your device and encrypts every record with AES-256-GCM before sync.

How On-Device Import Works CSV & JSON

Export from Your Current Manager

Generate a standard .csv or Bitwarden .json export file from your browser or existing vault app.

Preview & Parse Locally in PassNote

Open PassNote → Tools / Profile → Import Passwords. PassNote detects titles, usernames, passwords, URLs, and notes on your device.

Encrypt & Delete the Source File

Imported items are immediately sealed with your master key. Delete the temporary export file so no readable copy remains on disk.

STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS

Export from your current tool.
Import into PassNote.

Follow the instructions below for your browser or password manager, then select the exported file inside PassNote on iOS or Android.

Google Chrome

CSV Format

Move saved website logins from Chrome Desktop, Android, or iOS into your encrypted PassNote vault.

Open Chrome and navigate to Google Password Manager → Settings.
Find Export passwords and click Download file.
Confirm your device unlock to save the .csv file.
In PassNote, open Import Passwords, select the Chrome CSV file, review the entries, and confirm.

Apple Passwords / Keychain

CSV Format

Export credentials from the Apple Passwords app or macOS System Settings to use across both iOS and Android devices.

On Mac, open the Passwords app (or System Settings → Passwords).
Choose File → Export All Passwords to File… (or the three-dot menu → Export Passwords).
Save the exported .csv file and transfer it securely (such as via AirDrop) to your phone or tablet.
Import the file in PassNote and delete the temporary CSV file from both devices afterward.

Bitwarden

JSON or CSV

PassNote natively understands both Bitwarden’s structured JSON exports and standard CSV files.

In Bitwarden, open Settings → Vault options → Export Vault.
Select .json (unencrypted) or .csv as the file format.
Enter your Bitwarden master password to download the export.
Open PassNote → Import Passwords, pick the exported file, verify the previewed items, and import.

1Password

CSV Format

Bring your logins and notes from 1Password via a standard comma-separated export.

Open 1Password desktop and select the vault you want to export.
Choose File → Export → All Items and select CSV (Comma-Separated Text).
Transfer the .csv file to your iOS or Android device.
Select the CSV in PassNote’s Import Passwords screen and confirm the import.

Mozilla Firefox

CSV Format

Export saved browser logins from Firefox desktop in a few clicks.

Open Firefox, click the application menu, and select Passwords (about:logins).
Click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner and choose Export Logins…
Save the .csv file and open it inside PassNote’s Import Passwords tool.

Security Checklist After Import

Important

Exported CSV and JSON files contain readable passwords so another app can import them. Protect yourself after importing:

Delete the export file from your Downloads or Files folder immediately after confirming your PassNote vault.
Empty your Trash / Recently Deleted folder on your computer, phone, and cloud drive.
Run Password Health (PRO) in PassNote to spot any old weak or reused passwords worth updating.

AFTER YOU IMPORT