How to import passwords from CSV file into Google Chrome

Google has introduced a brand new password manager that works pretty well for the average user. The built-in password manager has all the basic features you need. These include syncing passwords across devices, automatic sign-ins on compatible sites, password generation and auto-fill, and more.

If you already have passwords in a CSV file and want to import them into Chrome, you can easily do this in the Google Chrome browser .

Note :

When you import, Chrome won't delete any existing passwords. Keep in mind that the CSV file needs to be in a specific format for Chrome to import correctly. That format is as follows:

name,url,username,password

Double-check your CSV file to make sure it follows the above format. If it doesn't, modify the CSV file to match the format and remove any unnecessary information.

Why import passwords from CSV file into Google Chrome?

There are a number of reasons why you might want to import your passwords into Chrome. Maybe you've switched to Chrome from another browser and you want to bring all your saved passwords with you.

Or maybe you've deleted your saved passwords in Chrome. In that case, you can still import your password backup file (if you have one) to gain access to your saved passwords.

Create CSV file containing saved passwords

To create a CSV file containing your saved passwords in Firefox, follow these steps:

1. Launch Firefox.

2. In the top right corner, click the three horizontal lines, then click Passwords.

3. In the top right corner, click the three horizontal dots and click Export Logins… from the drop-down menu.

4. Click Export. in the pop-up window.

5. You may be asked to enter your login information, depending on your operating system's security settings.

6. Select the location where you want to save the CSV file and press Enter.

Of course, the steps will be similar for whatever browser you use.