Import from Kaspersky

Best effort

The Kaspersky importer works in the web vault, the browser extension, the desktop and phone apps, and the CLI (octapass import kaspersky). Kaspersky’s text export is meant for printing and has no published layout. This importer has been tested on synthetic files, not on a real export. Check a few items after importing. Everything is read on your device.

Export from Kaspersky

1. Open Kaspersky Password Manager and go to Settings → Import/Export.
2. Export to a text file, or use the CSV export in My Kaspersky.
3. Save the file.

Text files can only be read in English, because their field names are in the app’s language. If Octa Pass refuses your file, switch Kaspersky to English and export again.

What’s imported

Kaspersky	Octa Pass
Websites	Logins
Applications	Logins tagged Applications
Other Accounts	Logins tagged Other Accounts
Notes (Name, Text)	Secure notes
Website name, Application, Account name	Title
Website URL	Website. https:// is added when there’s no scheme
Login	Username. A mailto: at the start is removed
Login name	Username when there’s no Login, otherwise a custom field when it differs
Password	Password
Comment	Notes
Other Label: value lines	Custom fields

Anything up to the entry’s --- line after Comment or Text is kept as part of it, even a line that looks like a field. A line that can’t be understood is left out, with a warning giving its line number.

The CSVs have the header Account,Login Name,Password,Web Site,Comments or Website name;Website URL;Login name;Login;Password;Comment.

Neither export has ids or dates, so items show the date they were imported. Importing it again finds the same logins by website and username. Bank cards, addresses, documents and images aren’t in these exports.

Import into Octa Pass

Choose Import → Kaspersky, drop the file, then review and import. See the import overview.

Delete the export file afterwards: Kaspersky doesn’t encrypt it.