pass-import

pass import is an extension for pass, the standard Unix password manager, that makes it easy to move an existing password database into a password store. The README says it natively supports importing from 63 password managers, with more easily added. It is aimed at people switching to pass from tools such as 1Password, Aegis, andOTP and many others, with documentation of the formats and how to export from each source.

Entries are imported into the existing default store, which must already be initialized with pass init. By default only the main data is kept, such as password, login, email, URL and group, and options change that behavior. It handles duplicates, works with browserpass, and imports OTP secrets in a way compatible with pass-otp. A companion pimport script goes the other way, exporting passwords to other managers, for example from LastPass into a KeePass database, and currently supports eight managers.

The extension is written in Python and licensed under GPL-3.0. It runs locally on your machine alongside pass and GnuPG, so no passwords pass through a hosted service.