RoboForm now supports data import from 18 different browsers and password managers, as well as CSV!

If you’re not currently a RoboForm user, it’s more than likely you have a list of passwords stored elsewhere. Because the inconvenience of change can often be a deterrent to safe password storing habits, we’ve refocused our efforts on providing quick and easy import options. With the newly added RoboForm 8 import options, we’re confident switching to RoboForm’s secure storage can be done with total ease.

Newly supported options include:

Keeper
Enpass
Password Boss
Zoho
True Key
Sticky Password

Previously supported options:

CSV
LastPass
Dashlane
1Password
Keepass
NIS
Xmarks
Mitro
Internet Explorer
Chrome
Firefox
Opera
Safari (Mac)

Here are the answers to some additional questions you might have:

Q) Where can I find instructions on how to import my data into RoboForm
A) Instructions for the above listed options can be found here.

Q) Does importing require a paid RoboForm Everywhere subscription?
A) No. You can import your logins into RoboForm Free. Prior to importing, however, please ensure you’re using the latest version of RoboForm.

Q) What are the fields required for importing from a CSV?
A) The required field names are: Name, Url, Login, Pwd. Additional optional fields are: Note, Folder, Rf_fields (RF_fields is for RoboForm exported CSV’s)

Q) Why can’t I import all of my data within a CSV?
A) Currently only URLs, Logins, and passwords can be imported from a CSV file. We are working on adding the option of importing Safenotes and Identities.

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Simon Davis

VP of Marketing

VP of Marketing at RoboForm, where he has worked since 2006. Over nearly two decades in the password management industry, Simon has authored dozens of articles on password security and digital identity, and has appeared as a guest on podcasts, YouTube programs, radio, and other media. His perspective is grounded in direct experience with how millions of individuals, families, and businesses use a password manager every day. Based in the Washington, D.C. area.

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Posted by Simon Davis

VP of Marketing at RoboForm, where he has worked since 2006. Over nearly two decades in the password management industry, Simon has authored dozens of articles on password security and digital identity, and has appeared as a guest on podcasts, YouTube programs, radio, and other media. His perspective is grounded in direct experience with how millions of individuals, families, and businesses use a password manager every day. Based in the Washington, D.C. area.