Import from LastPass
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Export from LastPass
Section titled “Export from LastPass”- Open the LastPass browser extension or web vault.
- Go to Account options → Advanced → Export (or Advanced options → Export in the web vault).
- Confirm your master password. LastPass downloads a CSV file or shows it as text; if it shows text, save it as a
.csvfile.
What’s imported
Section titled “What’s imported”The header is url,username,password,totp,extra,name,grouping,fav.
| LastPass column | In Octa Pass |
|---|---|
name |
Title |
url |
Website. Secure notes have the placeholder http://sn, which is dropped |
username, password |
Username, password |
totp |
One-time code |
extra |
Notes. For typed secure notes (NoteType:), the fields fill the item |
grouping |
Tag with the folder’s path (Work\Dev) |
fav |
Favourite |
| Typed notes | Credit cards become payment cards and addresses become identities. Bank accounts, databases, servers, software licenses, passports, driver’s licenses and social security numbers become their own types (social security numbers are ID documents of the type “Other”). Other types with a username or password (email accounts) become logins, and the rest become secure notes. Fields with no place go into the notes as Label: value lines |
| Attachments | Not in the CSV |
The CSV has no ids or dates, so items show the date they were imported. Importing it again finds the same logins by website and username, and the same notes by title and text.
After importing
Section titled “After importing”If you used LastPass before its 2022 breach, treat the passwords stored there at that time as exposed. Use the security dashboard to work through changing your most important ones, starting with email and banking.