Now switch to the person or profile of the new account where you want to import your Saved Passwords to Turn on the hidden Google Chrome feature to IMPORT your Saved Passwords to your new account Ok! You’ve got your Saved Passwords exported… Now it’s time to import them to your new account.
Now, name your export file something meaningful so that you’ll remember it, and then save the file to your computer in a place where you can easily find it later (like your Desktop) If it does, type in your password to give Chrome permission: Your operating system might ask for permission for Chrome to export. Look to the right of the section titled “Saved Passwords” and click the the vertical ellipse ( ⋮ ) to expose the option to "Export passwords…" Export your Saved Passwords to your computerĪfter your Google Chrome browser relaunches, use the same person or profile you used to turn on the hidden export feature and navigate to (copy/paste this in a new tab):
Either click theīutton OR quit Google Chrome on your computer and relaunch it. Now that you’ve "Enabled" this hidden feature, you’ll need to relaunch Google Chrome so that it will work. On the screen you’ll see that you’ve navigated to the experimental "flags" area of Google Chrome.Ĭlick on the drop down box in the Password Export row and select
This address into Chrome’s address bar and hit enter: On your computer, open your Google Chrome browserĪt the top right of Chrome click the button with your name and select the person or profile of the account you want to export your Saved Passwords from Turn on the hidden Google Chrome feature to EXPORT your Saved Passwords from your old account You’ll use these instructions to turn on hidden features in Google Chrome so that you can export your Saved Passwords from your old account and then import those Saved Passwords to your new account. Follow this step-by-step method to quickly migrate your Saved Passwords from one Google account to another.
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