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Switch from Proton Pass to Apple Passwords (iCloud Keychain)

What to do at Proton Pass before you leave, what Apple Passwords (iCloud Keychain) needs when you join, and everything else the switch touches. Your full plan is built in your browser and stays there.

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At Proton Pass, before you leave

  1. Export from Proton Pass settingsBefore

    In the browser extension, web app or Windows app, open settings with the gear icon, then click the Export tab.

    How to export from Proton PassProton Support. Reviewed
  2. Use a computer, not the mobile appBefore

    You can't export data from the Proton Pass mobile apps.

    How to export from Proton PassProton Support. Reviewed
  3. Encrypt the export if you store or send itDuring

    You can export a ZIP with a PGP-encrypted JSON file, an unencrypted ZIP, or a CSV file. Proton recommends encrypting the file if you will keep it as a backup or transfer it.

    How to export from Proton PassProton Support. Reviewed

At Apple Passwords (iCloud Keychain), when you join

  1. Import a CSV file into Passwords on MacDuring

    Export your passwords from your old app as a CSV file. In the Passwords app, choose File > Import Passwords from File, choose the file, then click Import.

    Import passwords from another app into Passwords on MacApple. Reviewed
  2. Review passwords that didn't importAfter

    Imported passwords won't replace ones already in the Passwords app. You can review any passwords that couldn't be imported.

    Import passwords from another app into Passwords on MacApple. Reviewed
  3. Delete the CSV file after importingAfter

    When the import finishes, Apple's steps have you delete the CSV file to protect your accounts.

    Import passwords from another app into Passwords on MacApple. Reviewed

Then: everything else the switch affects

The steps above are what Proton Pass and Apple Passwords (iCloud Keychain) say. Your full checklist adds the accounts, codes, payments and devices that depend on your password manager, in a safe order. It's built from your answers, in your browser.