If you’re moving to Cloaked and want to keep your existing passwords, you can export them from your current password manager and then import them into your Cloaked account.
This guide walks through exporting passwords from common password managers and browsers. Once exported, the same CSV file can be imported directly into Cloaked.
This article covers exports from:
Exporting Passwords from Google Password Manager
Exporting on Android
Note: If you use a Samsung device or a non-Pixel Android phone, your passwords may be stored in a different password manager. Additional steps may be required.
Open Chrome on your Android device
Tap the More menu (three dots)
Go to Settings → Google Password Manager
Tap Settings (bottom-right corner)
Tap Export passwords
Confirm by tapping Export
Tap Save to Downloads
Your password file will be saved in the Files app under Downloads.
Exporting from Google Chrome (Computer)
Open Google Chrome
Click the More menu (three dots)
Select Passwords and autofill → Google Password Manager
Click Settings in the left-hand menu
Under Export passwords, click Download file
Confirm with your computer password or biometrics
Choose where to save the file (Downloads is the default)
Click Save
Exporting Passwords from Apple Passwords / iCloud Keychain
Exporting on iPhone or iPad
Requirements:
Device must be running iOS 18.2 or later
Exported file is saved to Downloads in the Files app
Open Settings
Go to Apps → Safari
Scroll to History and Website Data
Tap Export
Select Passwords and deselect other options
Tap Save to Downloads
Tap Done
Exporting on macOS
Open the Passwords app from your Applications folder
In the menu bar, select File → Export All Passwords to File
Click Export Passwords when prompted
Choose where to save the file
Click Save
Exporting Passwords from Brave Browser
If you’re moving from the Brave browser to Cloaked, you can export your saved passwords as a CSV file.
Exporting passwords from Brave (desktop)
Open Brave and go to Settings (or open Password Manager)
Select Autofill and passwords → Password Manager
Open Settings inside the Password Manager
Click Download file
Enter your computer password or use biometrics
Save the exported .CSV file to your device
Once downloaded, the file is ready to be imported into Cloaked.
File Format Requirements (Important)
Cloaked only accepts CSV (Comma Separated Values) files for password imports.
Other file types are not supported, including:
TXT files
Tab-separated or semicolon-separated files
How to Check Your File Type
On macOS
Locate the file
Click it once to select
Press Command + I or right-click and choose Get Info
Look at the Name & Extension section to confirm it ends in
.csv
On Windows
Open File Explorer
Click the View tab
Enable File name extensions
Check that the file name ends in
.csv
Note: On older versions of Windows, this setting may be found in Control Panel or Settings.
Converting a File to CSV
If your export is not already a CSV file:
Open the file in Excel, Google Sheets, or another spreadsheet app
Click File → Save As or Download
Choose CSV as the file format
Save the file with a
.csvextension
You can now import the file into Cloaked.
Importing Passwords into Cloaked
Once you’ve exported your passwords as a CSV file:
Log in to your Cloaked account
Open the password import flow
Upload your CSV file
Confirm the import
Your passwords will be securely stored and available across your Cloaked account.
Important Security Note:
Exported password files are not encrypted.
After confirming that your passwords were successfully imported into Cloaked, we strongly recommend deleting the CSV file from your device to prevent others from accessing your credentials.