Two good things happened to help you remember passwords with the iOS 8 update; The 1Password app has become freemium, with most of the basic features available to use for free, and Apple has opened up Touch ID access to third-party apps, which can be used in place of passwords. export.
For the previous reasons, I thought to try 1Password on my iPhone 5S. The only thing holding me back is the 5 years of password data I have on my LastPass account, without which 1Password would be useless. Manually saving each password from scratch doesn’t seem like a smart choice. I want to sync my data from LastPass server with iOS storage, but that cannot be done directly.
So let’s see how we can accomplish that using these steps. First, we’ll see how we can transfer LastPass data to the Windows version of 1Password, then we’ll see how we can sync that data with the iOS app.
Before we begin: Make sure you have the LastPass browser extension and the Windows and iOS apps for 1Password installed on your respective devices.
LastPass to 1Password on Windows
So let’s get started. We will first have to export the LastPass data to our computer as a CSV file (comma separated values); I will use the LastPass Chrome extension for this task. You can also use a Firefox extension as the steps are pretty much the same. Once you’ve signed in to the LastPass extension, select Tools -> Advanced Tools -> Export to a LastPass CSV file.
The browser will ask you to choose the location where you want to save the file. After you save, open the file with Excel. The top column of the file should state all the various parameters of the list. If that’s not the case, edit the file to have the first row as shown in the screenshot.
Once that’s done, open the installed 1Password app on Windows. If you haven’t created a vault yet, create a new vault and log in to it with the newly generated master password.
After doing that, click File -> Import and select the CSV file you imported from LastPass.
The application will ask you to map the columns of the CSV file to the appropriate fields of the 1Password application. Please make sure you don’t select the wrong column here, otherwise all your passwords and usernames will get mixed up.
Once that is done, click the OK option to complete the import.
1Windows Password for iOS
So that’s how you can import LastPass data into 1Password on Windows. Now, unlike LastPass, which creates and maintains an online archive, 1Password creates a local archive, and that’s why the data on your computer isn’t automatically synced with your iOS app. Friend. So let’s see how we can sync our 1Password vault from our computer with iOS and retrieve all our LastPass data.
After you install the iOS app, open the Windows app and select the option wifi sync from the menu. When the Wi-Fi sync window appears, now open your iOS app. When you launch the app for the first time, it will give you the option to sync your existing vault.
Here choose Sync using Wi-Fi. Now make sure that your computer and device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and that the sync window is open on the computer. When you tap the calculator that appears on the app, you’ll be asked to authenticate with your master password and a verification code that appears on the screen.
Initial syncing may take some time, and once complete, all data from the 1Password app from Windows will be transferred to the iOS device.
You are done! Any questions?
So that’s how you can transfer all your LastPass data to the 1Password iPhone app and enjoy all the perks of 1Password’s freemium app that would otherwise require a paid subscription to LastPass. . If you have any doubts about the process or get stuck anywhere, feel free to use our comments section below and we will help clear things up for you. Also, don’t forget to tell us about your experience with 1Password on iOS 8.
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