In any browser, sign in to your Google account and open Google Password Manager. You’ll be informed about import status when it’s complete.īefore you begin, you must install and sign in to the Microsoft Autofill extension on your Chrome browser. Select Authenticator to start importing passwords. Confirm your identity and tap Export passwords again to start exporting.Īfter the passwords are exported, Chrome prompts you to choose which app you're importing into. You must provide a PIN, fingerprint, or facial recognition. On Android devices, tap the at the top right for Android phones, or at bottom right for iOS devices, and then tap Export passwords. Tap the at the top right for Android phones or at bottom right for iOS devices, and then tap Settings. Sign in to the Google Chrome browser on your phone. Install Authenticator app on your phone and open the Passwords tab. Google Chrome users on Android and Apple phones can import their passwords directly from their phone with few simple steps. You can import from Chrome on Android and iOS or from a Chrome desktop browser Chrome on Android and iOS You can import your passwords from Google Chrome or Android Smart Lock to Authenticator on either your smartphone or your desktop computer. Import from Google Chrome or Android Smart Lock Then, import the exported CSV to Authenticator in our Chrome browser extension or directly into the Authenticator app (Android and iOS). To import your existing passwords and manage them in the Authenticator app, just export your passwords from your existing password manager into our comma-separated values (CSV) format. If Microsoft doesn’t currently support your existing password manager, you can manually enter sign-in credentials into our template CSV. Microsoft Authenticator supports importing passwords from Google Chrome, Firefox, LastPass, Bitwarden, and Roboform.
Import passwords into the Microsoft Authenticator app
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