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> **Documentation Index:** Fetch the complete configuration index at https://yandex.kz/support/browser/en/llms.txt




# Protect: export passwords from password managers


## Exporting passwords from 1Password to a file {#onepassword}


{% note alert %}

In a file, passwords are stored unencrypted, because otherwise they can't be imported to [Yandex Browser](https://browser.yandex.com/) or another program. Do not send this file by email, do not allow anyone to access it, and delete the file immediately after importing passwords to another program.

{% endnote %}



{% list tabs %}

- 1Password 7 (Windows)


  1. Open 1Password and unblock it.
  1. Select the passwords you want to import.

      {% note tip %}

      To select multiple passwords, click them one by one while holding the **Ctrl** key. To select all passwords, press **Ctrl**+**A**.

      {% endnote %}

  1. Right-click the selected passwords and choose **Export**.
  1. Select **Comma Delimited Text (.csv)** format. Yandex Browser does not support **Plain Text (.txt)** format.
  1. Name the file and save it in a convenient place.


- 1Password 4 (Windows)


  1. Open 1Password and unblock it.
  1. Enter the master password for the vault you want to export (you can't export individual passwords).
  1. Click **File** → **Export**.
  1. Select the file format:
      - PIF (`.1pif`) format requires no additional settings.
      - For CSV (`.csv`) format, select the **Common fields** and **Include column labels** options.

  1. Name the file and save it in a convenient place.


- 1Password 7 (macOS)


  1. Open 1Password and unblock it.
  1. Select the passwords you want to import.

      {% note tip %}

      To select multiple passwords, click them one by one while holding the **Ctrl** key. To select all passwords, press **Ctrl**+**A**.

      {% endnote %}

  1. Right-click the selected passwords and choose **File** → **Export** → **Selected items**.
  1. Enter the master password for the vault.
  1. Select the file format:
      - PIF (`.1pif`) format requires no additional settings.
      - For CSV (`.csv`) format, select the **Common fields** and **Include column labels** options.

  1. Name the file and save it in a convenient place.


{% endlist %}


## Exporting passwords from LastPass to a file {#lastpass}


{% note alert %}

In a file, passwords are stored unencrypted, otherwise they can't be imported to Yandex Browser or another program. Do not send this file by email, do not allow anyone to access it, and delete the file immediately after importing passwords to another program.

{% endnote %}


1. Click the ![](../_image/lastpass-icon.png) extension icon to the right of the [SmartBox](*smart-link). If you do not see the icon, [enable](https://yandex.kz/support/browser/en/personalization/extension.md) it.
1. Click **More Options** → **Advanced** → **Export** → **LastPass CSV File**.
1. Enter the master password for the  LastPass vault.
1. A page opens with the vault entries. Select all entries and copy them to the clipboard.
1. Open any text editor (for example, Windows **Notepad**).
1. Paste the text from the clipboard.
1. Name the file and save it in a convenient place.


## Exporting passwords from Kaspersky Password Manager to a file {#kaspersky}


{% note alert %}

In a file, passwords are stored unencrypted, otherwise they can't be imported to Yandex Browser or any other program. Do not send this file by email, do not allow anyone to access it, and delete the file immediately after importing passwords to another program.

{% endnote %}


1. Open Kaspersky Password Manager and unblock it.
1. Go to **Settings** → **Import/Export**.
1. In the **Export to Text File** section, click **Export**.
1. Enter the file name and save it in the TXT format in any convenient place.



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