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How to move your passwords to Pond

In Pond, open Keys and tap Import. Apple Passwords, Chrome, 1Password, Bitwarden and Dashlane hand everything over directly; from other apps, export a file and open it in Pond.

iOS 26 or later · 2 minutes

  1. Start in Pond

    Open Keys and tap Import, then choose where your passwords are now. It's also in Settings › Your Data › Import.

    PondKeysImport

  2. From Apple Passwords

    Open the Passwords app, tap ••• and choose Export Data to Another App. Tap Select All, then Continue, and choose Pond.

    Passwords•••Export Data to Another AppSelect AllContinuePond

  3. From another app

    1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane and Chrome hand over directly in the same way. Others, like LastPass, Keeper or Firefox, export a file instead: open it in Pond with Import.

    Export a CSV filePondImportChoose the file

  4. Check what came across

    Pond shows everything before it's saved, including passkeys and codes. Then it's all in Keys, and Depth tells you which password to fix first.

    Review the listKeys

  5. Delete the exported file

    An exported file holds every password in plain text. Delete it from Files, your downloads and your computer as soon as the import is done.

    FilesThe exported fileDelete

Good to know

Passkeys

Passkeys come across only in a direct hand-off. A file can't carry them.

Nothing is removed

Importing copies your passwords into Pond. Nothing is deleted from the app you're moving from.

Questions

Which apps can I import from?

Apple Passwords, 1Password, Bitwarden, Dashlane and Chrome directly. LastPass, Keeper, NordPass, Proton Pass, Firefox, Enpass, RoboForm and most others with an exported file.

Do my two-factor codes come too?

Yes, when the app you're leaving keeps them with the login. They appear in Pond's verification codes.

Can I move my passwords out again?

Yes. Settings › Your Data › Export passwords writes them to a file another app can import.

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