How to Import Passwords into Bitdefender SecurePass

If you’re switching to Bitdefender SecurePass from another password manager, you can easily transfer your saved passwords and other information. This guide will walk you through the steps to import data from your old password manager into Bitdefender SecurePass.

 

1. Open Bitdefender SecurePass Settings

  • Open Bitdefender SecurePass.
  • Go to Settings:
    • In the browser version:
      • Click on Settings in the top right corner of the page.

Settings

    • In the mobile app:
      • Tap on the More menu.
      • At the top of the screen, tap on Settings.

Settings - mobile app

2. Select the Import Option

  • In the Backup & restore section, click on Import passwords.
  • This will open the import window.

How to Import Passwords into SecurePass

 

3. Choose the File Type

  • Click on the Select file type field.
  • From the drop-down menu, select the name of the password manager or web browser you’ve used before (e.g. 1Password, Firefox etc.).
  • If a password was used to encrypt the file, enter it in the Password field; otherwise, leave it blank.

How to Import Passwords into SecurePass

 

4. Select the Exported File

  • Click on the Select file to import field.
  • Navigate to the location where you saved the exported data from your old password manager.
  • Choose the file and click Open.

How to Import Passwords into SecurePass

 

5. Start the Import Process

  • After selecting the file, click Import.
  • The import process will begin, and you’ll see a progress indicator.

Import

 

6. Complete the Import

  • Once the import is done, a message will appear saying Import successful.

 

7. Access the Imported Data

  • Go back to your password vault in Bitdefender SecurePass.
  • A folder named Import with the import date will appear, containing your data from the previous password manager.

Note:

  • If you import data multiple times from different password managers, Bitdefender SecurePass will create a new Import folder for each instance.
  • These folders can contain various types of data, depending on what was stored in your previous password manager.