Import to Simply Once
Export your iCloud Passwords from Safari
Step-by-step: export your iCloud Passwords (CSV), then move everything into one private vault with Simply Once.
Before you start: Mac only. You’ll need a Mac running Safari 15 or later. iCloud Passwords can’t be exported from Windows or iOS. The export is a plain-text file — delete it as soon as your import is done.
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Open the Passwords app
Open the Passwords app (in Applications, or via Spotlight).
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Authenticate
Authenticate with Touch ID or your Mac login password.
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Open File → Export
In the menu bar, click File → Export → Passwords…
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Confirm the export
Click Export Passwords to confirm.
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Save the file
Choose a location and save. You’ll get a
.csvfile (sometimes inside a .zip).
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
Is the exported file encrypted?
Will exporting remove my passwords from Safari (iCloud Passwords)?
What should I do with the file after I import it?
Which format does Simply Once accept?
More export guides
Switching from something else, or moving more than one vault? Here's how to export from every tool we cover.
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.
