Updated on March 30, 2023.
Moving your passwords from LastPass to Keeper is simple and secure with our straightforward guide. All information stored in LastPass, including passwords, folders, subfolders, notes and accounts, can be migrated to Keeper with just a few clicks.
LastPass recently reported it suffered another security breach on November 30, 2022. LastPass’s most recent security incident was determined to be caused by an unauthorized party that obtained information from another security incident that happened in August of 2022.
Additionally, in 2015, LastPass was hacked, which led them to make changes to strengthen their systems. Another incident in 2021 had multiple users receiving notifications claiming attempted unusual login activity.
Keeper offers multiple methods to safely and easily import your LastPass records.
Whichever method you follow, please do not delete your LastPass account until you have confirmed all records have been transferred successfully.
The Keeper Desktop application allows you to automatically transfer your entire LastPass vault to Keeper with just a few clicks.
Note: The first time you run the import, you’ll receive a message from LastPass that requires you to check your email. Once you approve the request from your email, try the import step again.
We recommend using the Keeper Desktop automatic transfer feature. If you prefer to import the data manually, you’ll need to export your LastPass information as a CSV file.
There are two ways to export your passwords from LastPass.
The file will automatically download to your computer and can then be imported to Keeper.
Once you have the CSV, follow these steps to import your passwords manually into Keeper:
The final option is to use our Command-Line Interface (CLI) tool, Keeper Commander. This method supports automatically importing your LastPass vault with your master password, federated SSO from Okta/Azure/Google and MFA. This option supports advanced features, including:
See this page for a step-by-step guide on migrating your LastPass vault using Keeper Commander.
Keeper’s zero-trust, zero-knowledge password manager is the most tested and audited password and credential management platform available. Keeper has never been hacked or breached. All encryption and decryption occur locally on your device – meaning only you have access to your data. Keeper also adheres to very strict internal security practices in order to provide the most secure cybersecurity platform.
Keeper is recognized with the highest industry certifications. For example, Keeper is SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified, FIPS 140-2 validated, as well as FedRAMP and StateRAMP Authorized. Not to mention, Keeper’s very own employees use our password manager internally to protect company passwords and data.
Still don’t know if Keeper is right for you? Start a free trial and import your LastPass records to experience it yourself.
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