What data can be imported?
KeyMe Pass imports passwords and MFA (2FA) data from many password managers and authenticators, making migration from other tools easy.
Supported sources and formats
Password managers
| Source | Format | What comes across |
|---|---|---|
| KeyMe Pass itself | JSON / CSV / ZIP | Everything |
| 1Password | 1pux / CSV | Logins + MFA + documents + cards + notes + SSH 1pux is the full export (with attachments); CSV covers logins only |
| LastPass | CSV | Logins + MFA + documents + cards + notes + SSH |
| Bitwarden | JSON | Logins + MFA + documents + cards + notes + SSH |
| Proton Pass | ZIP / JSON / CSV | Logins + MFA + documents + cards + notes + SSH Unencrypted exports only |
| Enpass | JSON / CSV | Logins + MFA + documents + cards + notes |
| Dashlane | ZIP only | Logins + MFA + documents + cards Its export is several CSVs in one archive — import the whole archive |
| KeePass | XML | Logins + MFA |
| Chrome passwords | CSV | Logins |
| Passwords app (Mac) | CSV | Logins |
| Password Keyboard | CSV | Logins |
Authenticators (2FA codes)
| Source | Format |
|---|---|
| Google Authenticator | JSON |
| 2FAS Auth | JSON / .2fas |
| Aegis Authenticator | JSON |
| Raivo OTP | JSON |
| otpauth:// URI list | TXT |
How to import
The entry is at Me → Data management → Import. Pick the matching product under "Source" first, then choose the file — the wrong source will fail to parse, since each vendor exports a different field structure.
- Export your data from the source password manager / authenticator, then use the "Import" entry in KeyMe Pass to select the file.
- Supported fields vary slightly by platform — after importing, verify key fields (username, URL, notes, etc.).
- MFA import depends on what each platform exports; some exports include only essential 2FA fields.
Imported data is end-to-end encrypted and stored in your local vault, just like everything else.