Keepass supports a Group field, which represent folders. The idea is to modify the CSV by typing in the target folder (called Group in KeePass) you want, then import it. a CSV file is a plain text file, you can edit it prior to importing in KeePass. If relevant the first couple lines of the CSV are blank. This is an issue because there will be some duplicate entries, for example I saved my Gmail password in both Keepass and Lastpass.Īs requested, here is a sample from the CSV file (with sensitive information changed). I know in Keepass you can import the CSV file, but I'm wondering, is there a way to have it imported so it goes into a specfic folder (titled 'From Lastpass').

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