Dashlane provides multiple options for transferring your data, allowing you to select the method that best suits your needs. You can easily export and import your data with participating password managers using Credential Exchange. Or, you can use a CSV file to import and export your data to or from other password managers. If you've created a Dashlane backup file containing all your data, you can import the data with a DASH file.
If you want to export your Dashlane data, visit these articles:
Export your Dashlane data
Export Dashlane data to a secure DASH file
Transfer options
Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP)
You can move passwords, passkeys, and verification codes between Dashlane and other participating password managers or third-party apps that support Credential Exchange. Currently, participating password managers for iOS include Apple Passwords, 1Password, and Bitwarden. On Android devices, 1Password is the only participating manager. The feature is part of a broader industry push for open standards, giving you more control and flexibility.
Availability
Apple
Credential Exchange is available on Apple devices running iOS 26 or macOS 26 or later. This feature is available with the Dashlane app for iPhone, iPad, or your Mac computer, but not the Dashlane browser extension.
Android
Credential Exchange is available on devices running Android 10 or later and updated to the latest version of Google Play Services.
If you don't have a compatible password manager, you can import your data from a CSV file.
Import your data to Dashlane using the Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP)
CSV files
You can move your logins and other data to Dashlane from a browser or another password manager. You can only use a CSV file to move your data from other password managers to Dashlane unless you're using an Apple device. You can't use special files created by other password managers, such as 1Password's 1PUX, to import your data to Dashlane.
Import your data to Dashlane with a CSV file
DASH files
If you've made a Dashlane backup file of all your data, you can import the data with a DASH file using the web app, Android, iPhone, iPad, and macOS apps.
DASH files are useful for securely storing your Dashlane data so you or someone else can access it later. You can also use DASH files to move your data safely between Dashlane accounts or to a new Dashlane account.
Import your data to Dashlane with a DASH (backup) file
How do I make a backup of my data with a DASH file?