Migrate from LastPass to Automo
Drop a LastPass CSV export. Automo counts entries, folders, notes and one-time codes on your device. After sign-up you choose the same file again in the vault so passwords never leave your device unencrypted.
What moves across
- Login entries from a LastPass CSV export
- Folder names from LastPass grouping
- Notes and TOTP seeds that are in the CSV
- A count of entries, folders, notes and codes, shown before you sign up
What does not
- Browser extensions, autofill and the LastPass app
- Shared-folder permissions and admin policies
- The passwords themselves on this page. This preview is counts only
Export from LastPass
- In LastPass open Account Options, then Advanced, then Export, and save a CSV
- Drop that CSV here. Automo counts entries on your device and does not store the file
- Create a free Automo account. You choose the same file again in the vault importer so passwords never leave your device unencrypted
Questions about moving from LastPass
Does this upload my LastPass vault?
No. The CSV is read on your device. This page shows counts only. After sign-up you choose the file again in the vault importer so passwords never leave your device unencrypted.
Is moving passwords free?
Yes. Counting the export is free. The Automo vault is included on plans that include Password Manager.
Will usernames and passwords appear on this page?
No. You see how many entries, folders, notes and one-time codes the file holds. Field values are never shown.
How do I export from LastPass?
In LastPass open Account Options, then Advanced, then Export, and save a CSV. Drop that file here.
