Migrating from LastPass to V4ult
Export your vault from LastPass as a CSV file, then import it into V4ult — V4ult recognizes LastPass's export format automatically.
LastPass lets you export your saved items as a CSV file from its Advanced Options (accessible from the browser extension or the LastPass web vault → Advanced Options → Export → LastPass CSV File), which requires re-entering your master password.
Once you have that file, open V4ult's importer (Profile → Settings → Import) and select it. V4ult recognizes LastPass's column headers (name, username, password, url, extra) automatically and pre-fills the field mapping.
As with any import into V4ult, only login credentials transfer this way. If your LastPass vault also has secure notes or form-fill profiles, those are stored differently in LastPass's export and aren't picked up by this import — they'd need to be added to V4ult manually.
Advantages
- No manual column mapping needed — V4ult recognizes LastPass's format automatically
- Imported credentials are encrypted on-device with AES-256-GCM
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Frequently asked questions
How do I export my vault from LastPass?
From the LastPass browser extension or web vault, go to Advanced Options → Export → LastPass CSV File, and confirm with your master password.
Does V4ult recognize LastPass's exported CSV automatically?
Yes. V4ult detects LastPass's column headers (name, username, password, url, extra) and pre-fills the import mapping automatically.