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Import from LastPass
Instructions on how to transfer records from LastPass to Keeper
Keeper supports multiple methods of importing your vault records from LastPass, both manual and automatic.
The Keeper Desktop application provides automatic transfer of your LastPass vault to Keeper. Features included:
- Transfer of all passwords
- Transfer of Folders
- Transfer of Shared Folders
- Transfer of Templates and Custom Fields to Keeper Record Types
- Transfer of custom fields, TOTP seeds
(2) Login to Keeper Desktop
(3) Click on your account email in the upper right-hand corner
(4) Click Settings > Import
(5) Choose LastPass
LastPass Automated Import
(6) Input your LastPass Email and Password and click Next. To import your Shared Folders from LastPass select the "include shared folders" option.
(7) Review the import and map fields if needed.
(8) If you intend to share all first level folders, check the box Import Root Level Folders as Shared. By selecting this option, all first level folders will become shared.
(9) Click Import.
LastPass Automated Transfer to Keeper
Note 1: Direct communication to lastpass.com and keepersecurity.com must be allowed by your network firewall, if using a product such as Zscaler or other proxy.
Note 2: If you're using a Security Key with your LastPass account, switch to TOTP or some other MFA method first.
Keeper supports automatic import of your LastPass vault using Keeper Commander, our CLI tool.
The Keeper Commander LastPass import feature supports:
- Transfer of all Passwords
- Transfer of Folders
- Transfer of Shared Folders
- Transfer of Shared Folder permissions (users and teams)
- Transfer of Templates and Custom Fields to Keeper Record Types
- Transfer of Record File Attachments
To learn more, click here:
If the automated methods are not available to you, follow the below instructions.
(1) Log into the LastPass vault at https://lastpass.com/?ac=1 with your username and master password. Or, from the LastPass Browser Extension click on the LastPass Extension Icon > Open My Vault.
(2) On the left-hand side, navigate to More Options > Advanced > Export.
Manual .CSV Export
(3) Enter your LastPass password to complete the export.
(4) Depending if your LastPass Extension includes the Binary Component...
With Binary Component: Enter a file name for your export, then click Save to save the CSV export file.
Without Binary Component: Your exported data will be displayed on a webpage.
LastPass Export
Copy-paste the information from the screen into a text editor and save the file as .csv.
PC Users:
Copy and paste the plain text output into Notepad.exe or any other text editor. Change the encoding to "Unicode" and save as .csv file.
Mac Users:
Copy and paste the plain text output into TextEdit or any other text editor. On TextEdit select Format > Make Plain Text. Then save the file as a “.csv” plain text file with Unicode encoding.
(6) Click on your account email in the upper right-hand corner.
(7) Click Settings > Import.
(8) Choose LastPass from the list.
(9) Drag the exported file into the target window "Drop a File Here".
(10) Use the drop-down menu in each column to map to a Keeper field.
(11) If you intend to share all first level folders, check the box Import Root Level Folders as Shared. By selecting this option, all first level folders will become shared.
If you only wish to share some of the folders, you will need to split the CSV file into two separate files prior to importing each accordingly.
(12) Click Import
LastPass CSV Import
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