You can import your logins from Chrome into ExpressKeys on your computer or on your Android or iOS device.

Once your passwords are imported, you can use ExpressKeys to review your password health, identify weak or reused passwords, and update them to improve your security.

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Import your Chrome logins using your computer
Import your Chrome logins using your iOS device
Import your Chrome logins using your Android device


Import your Chrome logins using your computer

1. Export your Chrome logins

  1. Open Google Chrome and click the three dots (Vertical ellipsis.).Chrome Profile settings.
  2. Select Settings.Chrome Profile settings.
  3. Go to Autofill and passwords > Google Password Manager.Google Password Manager settings.
  4. Click Settings.Google Password Manager settings.
  5. Under Export passwords, click Download file.Google Password Manager download file.
  6. Enter your device password and save the CSV file to your computer.

2. Import your logins into ExpressKeys

  1. In Chrome, install the ExpressKeys browser extension for Chrome.
  2. In the toolbar, open Extensions (jigsaw icon) and click ExpressKeys.ExpressKeys browser extension.
  3. Click the Options tab > Settings.Settings in ExpressKeys browser extension.
  4. Click Import from existing services.Import passwords and data to ExpressKeys.
  5. Select Chrome.Import passwords and data to ExpressKeys from Chrome.
  6. Click Choose File.Import passwords and data to ExpressKeys.
  7. Select the CSV file you exported earlier and click Open.Upload CSV file to ExpressKeys.
  8. Your data will import automatically. You should see a green tick next to your file.Successfully imported data to ExpressKeys.

3. Delete your logins from Chrome

Chrome will continue to prompt you to fill your logins for sites or services, interfering with ExpressKeys. To prevent this, delete your logins from Chrome.

Important: After you delete your logins from Chrome, you cannot recover them. Make sure you’ve successfully imported all your logins from Chrome into ExpressKeys before you delete them.

To delete all your logins at once, follow these steps:

  1. In Chrome, click the three dots (Vertical ellipsis.).Chrome Profile settings.
  2. Click Settings.Chrome Profile settings.
  3. Click Autofill and passwords > Google Password Manager.Google Password Manager settings.
  4. Click Settings.Google Password Manager settings.
  5. Next to Delete all Google Password Manager data, click Delete data > Delete.Google Password Manager delete data

To delete your logins individually, follow these steps:

  1. In Chrome, click the three dots (Vertical ellipsis.).Chrome profile settings.
  2. Click Settings.Chrome profile settings.
  3. Click Autofill and passwords > Google Password Manager.Google Password Manager settings.
  4. Click the arrow ("Right" icon.) next to the login you want to delete.Google Password Manager settings.
  5. Click Delete.Google Password Manager delete a login.

To prevent Chrome from filling names, emails, and addresses, follow these steps:

  1. In Chrome, enter chrome://settings/addresses in the search bar.
  2. Toggle Save and fill addresses off.
    Stop save and fill addresses in Chrome.

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Import your Chrome logins using your iOS device (iOS 26+)

With iOS 26, Apple introduced support for the FIDO Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP), a new standard that enables secure, end-to-end encrypted transfer of credentials directly between compatible apps without the need to export or import files like CSVs.

Import your logins into ExpressKeys

  1. Open the ExpressKeys app and tap the plus (Add icon.) icon.ExpressKeys iOS app.
  2. Tap Import Logins.Import logins to ExpressKeys iOS app.
  3. Tap Chrome > Open Chrome.Import logins from Chrome to ExpressKeys iOS app.
  4. Tap Settings.Import logins from Chrome to ExpressKeys iOS app.
  5. Tap Export data.Export logins from Chrome to ExpressKeys iOS app.
  6. Select the entries you want to export, then tap Continue.Import logins from Chrome to ExpressKeys iOS app.
  7. Tap Continue.
  8. Select ExpressKeys from the list, then tap Continue.Import logins from Chrome to ExpressKeys iOS app.
  9. Tap Continue in “ExpressKeys.”
  10. Wait for the app to import your passwords, then tap Continue.Import logins from Chrome to ExpressKeys iOS app.

2. Delete your logins from Chrome

Chrome will continue to prompt you to fill your logins for sites or services, interfering with ExpressKeys. To prevent this, delete your logins from Chrome.

Important: After you delete your logins from Chrome, you cannot recover them. Make sure to import all your logins from Chrome into ExpressKeys before you delete them.

To delete all your logins at once, follow these steps:

  1. In the Chrome app, tap More icon..
  2. Tap Delete browsing data.
  3. Tap Time range > All time.
  4. Select only Saved Passwords.
  5. Tap Delete data.

To delete your logins individually, follow these steps:

  1. In the Chrome app, tap More icon..
  2. Tap Password Manager.
  3. At the top, tap Edit.
  4. Tap the login, then tap Delete.

To prevent Chrome from asking you to save logins in Google Password Manager or filling names, emails and addresses, follow these steps:

  1. In the Chrome app, tap More icon..
  2. Tap Settings.
  3. Tap Addresses and more, then toggle Save and fill addresses off.
  4. Go back to the Settings screen.
  5. Tap Password Manager.
  6. Toggle Offer to save Passwords off.

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Import your Chrome logins using your Android device

To import your Chrome logins on your Android device, follow the steps below:

  1. In Google Chrome, tap the three-dot icon in the top-right corner.Google Chrome app showing the three-dot icon highlighted in the top-right corner.
  2. Tap Settings.Google Chrome menu showing the "Settings" option highlighted.
  3. Select Google Password Manager.Google Chrome settings showing the "Google Password Manager" option highlighted.
  4. Select Export passwords.Google Chrome settings showing the "Export passwords" option highlighted.
  5. Save the file on your device. Remember the location.Google Chrome confirmation window showing the "Export" option highlighted.
  6. Open the ExpressKeys app and tap the + icon in the bottom-right corner.ExpressKeys homescreen with the plus icon highlighted by a green border.
  7. Tap Import Logins.ExpressKeys "add" options menu with the "Import Logins" option highlighted by a green border.
  8. Select Chrome.
  9. Tap Import CSV. Select the CSV file you just downloaded.
  10. Wait for the file to finish uploading and tap Continue.

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