Import to Simply Once
Export your Chrome passwords
Download your saved Chrome (Google Password Manager) logins so you can bring them into Simply Once.
Before you start: Your export is saved as a plain-text file. Keep it on your own device and delete it the moment your import into Simply Once is finished.
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Open Chrome's menu
Open Chrome and click the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner.
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Open Google Password Manager
Go to Passwords and autofill → Google Password Manager.
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Open Settings
In the left sidebar, click Settings.
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Download the file
Next to Export passwords, click Download file.
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Verify it's you
Enter your computer’s login password (or use fingerprint / face) when prompted.
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Save the CSV
Save
Chrome Passwords.csvsomewhere local, like your Desktop.
What’s in the file
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
name | The friendly name of the saved entry |
url | The website address |
username | Your login username or email |
password | Your password (in plain text) |
note | Any notes attached to the entry |
name,url,username,password,note Example Site,https://example.com,[email protected],MyP@ssw0rd,
Keep the file safe
- This file lists every saved password in the clear — treat it like cash.
- Delete it the moment your import into Simply Once is done.
- Never email it or upload it to cloud storage.
- Don’t share the file with anyone.
- Use Shift + Delete on Windows, or empty your Trash on a Mac, so it can’t be recovered.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the exported file saved?
Chrome Passwords.csv, unless you picked another location in the Save dialog.Can I export from Chrome on my phone?
Is the exported file encrypted?
Will exporting remove passwords from Chrome?
Once it’s in Simply Once, your vault is end-to-end encrypted. That exported file isn’t — delete it as soon as your import is done.
Ready to bring it all in?
Start your Simply Once vault and import what you just exported.
