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Inlockly for youFeature · Import and migration
Switch without retyping.
Nothing gets lost.
Import from browsers and password managers - 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass, Dashlane, KeePass, and more. Inlockly recognizes the file, shows a preview, and flags duplicates before anything is saved.
Available on every plan, including Free.
See it in action
Where are you moving your passwords from?
Pick a source - Inlockly shows you how to export your data from it and recognizes the file format on its own.
Chrome
Safari
Firefox
Edge
Opera- 1Password
- Bitwarden
- LastPass
- Dashlane
- KeePass
Bring your passwords to Inlockly01 / How it works
Import in three steps.
Choose a source.
A browser, another password manager, or an Inlockly backup. Every source comes with export instructions.
Drag in the file.
The format is recognized from the file's contents. The preview shows what's already in your vault and what has a different password - you decide what to import.
Choose a vault and save.
Private, family, or company. Imported items get a tag with their source, so they're easy to review later.
02 / Capabilities
A migration that thinks for you.
More than a dozen sources.
Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and Opera, 1Password (including .1pux), Bitwarden, LastPass, Dashlane, RoboForm, and KeePass (including .kdbx).
Detects duplicates.
"Already in vault" and "Different password" badges in the preview. You won't clutter your vault with copies of the same accounts.
Nothing gets lost.
Fields with no match in Inlockly go into the item's notes. Cards, identities, and secure notes come along too.
2FA codes along with passwords.
2FA keys from a password manager export go into your items. A separate wizard moves codes from Google Authenticator, Aegis, 2FAS, and Ente Auth.
Straight into a shared vault.
When rolling out to your family or team, import directly into the shared vault - no moving items over one by one.
Export and backup.
An .inlockly backup encrypted with a separate password, plus JSON and CSV - your data is never held hostage (Personal plan and up).
03 / Security
The export file is the weakest link. We take care of it.
Export files from other tools usually aren't encrypted. Inlockly limits how long your passwords sit on disk in plain form.
Import on your device.
The file is read and encrypted in the app. Only encrypted items reach the cloud.
A reminder to delete the file.
After the import, Inlockly reminds you to delete the unencrypted export file from your disk.
Export only with your master password.
Every export requires your master password, and an .inlockly backup requires a separate password of at least 12 characters.
04 / Who it's for
From a single browser to a whole team.
For teams and businesses
Roll out to your team without retyping.
An export from your current manager goes straight into the shared company vault, and the source tag helps you organize items into folders.
Inlockly for businessPlan availability
Which plan includes it?
What this feature includes on each Inlockly plan. See the full comparison on our pricing page.
| Feature | Free$0 | Personal$2.09 / mo | Family$3.29 / mo | Team$2.09 / user / mo | Business$3.29 / user / mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Import from browsers and other password managers | Included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Data export and encrypted backups | Not included | Included | Included | Included | Included |
05 / Good to know
Have questions?
Start here.
Which apps can I import passwords from?
From browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, Opera) and from 1Password, Bitwarden, LastPass, Dashlane, RoboForm, and KeePass. You'll find export instructions for each source in the import window.
Is import available on the Free plan?
Yes. Import is included on every plan. Data export and encrypted backups are available on the Personal plan and up.
Will my 2FA codes come over too?
Yes. 2FA keys saved in a password manager export go into your items, and the "Move 2FA codes" wizard brings them over from Google Authenticator, Aegis, 2FAS, and Ente Auth.
What should I do with the export file after importing?
Delete it - export files from other tools usually aren't encrypted. Inlockly reminds you once the import is done.