Switching to DroidPass from another password manager takes about five minutes. Whether you're leaving LastPass, 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, Keeper or NordPass, the process is the same: export your data to a CSV file, then import that file into DroidPass. Here's exactly how.

DroidPass secure vault after importing passwords from another password manager
All your logins, safe in one encrypted DroidPass vault.

The two-step move: export, then import

Every password manager lets you export your vault to a CSV file — a simple spreadsheet of your logins. DroidPass reads that file and adds every entry to your encrypted vault. Step one is exporting from your current app; step two is importing into DroidPass.

Step 1: Export a CSV from your current password manager

LastPass

On the web, open Advanced Options → Export from the left menu, confirm your master password, and LastPass downloads a CSV file.

1Password

Use the desktop or web app: open File → Export (or your account menu → Export), choose the CSV format, and enter your account password.

Bitwarden

In the web vault, go to Tools → Export Vault, pick the .csv file format, and confirm to download.

Dashlane

In the Dashlane web app, open My Account → Settings → Export data and choose the CSV option.

Keeper, NordPass & others

Look for Settings → Export (or "Export vault") and select CSV. Almost every manager offers a CSV export — that's all DroidPass needs.

Step 2: Import the CSV into DroidPass

DroidPass Import Passwords screen with sources including Bitwarden, 1Password, LastPass and Dashlane, a step-by-step export guide, and a Select CSV file button
DroidPass guides you through the export, then imports your CSV in one tap.
  1. Open DroidPass and go to Settings → Import Passwords.
  2. Under “Choose where to import from”, tap your source — LastPass, 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane, or Other / CSV.
  3. DroidPass shows a short “How to export, step by step” guide for that app. Once the CSV is on your device, tap “Select CSV file” and choose it.
  4. Every login is added to your vault — encrypted with AES-256 and tagged by source so it's easy to find.

Important: delete the CSV afterwards

A CSV export is plain, unencrypted text — anyone who opens it can read every password. As soon as your import finishes, permanently delete the CSV file from your device and empty your Downloads and Trash. Your passwords are safe again the moment they're inside DroidPass's encrypted vault.

What comes across

Your logins — website, username, password and notes — transfer in one go. After importing, run the built-in password audit to catch weak or reused passwords, and set up the built-in authenticator so your 2FA codes live right next to your logins.

Free vs Pro

You can import and store your first entries on the free plan. DroidPass Pro unlocks unlimited passwords, unlimited authenticator codes and the full password audit — ideal when you're bringing over a large vault.

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