Keyring

Offline password vault

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Import your Sticky Password HTML export, a CSV, or a Keyring JSON backup — or add the first record by hand.

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Edit selected records

Blank fields are left untouched.

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Import records

Reads Keyring PDF reports, Excel workbooks (.xlsx), CSV and TSV, Sticky Password HTML exports, plain HTML tables, and Keyring JSON backups. Spreadsheets need column names such as name, url, username and password in the first row. Everything stays on this device.

Unlocks with this vault's master password. Adds and updates records — nothing already here is deleted.

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Report passphrase

This report carries an encrypted copy of the records. Enter the passphrase to read it.

Merge into the vaultSkips records that already match by name and login. Add everythingKeeps duplicates as separate records. Replace the vaultDeletes what is here now, then imports.

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Copy the login—

Copy the passwordPaste it, then come back

Clipboard clears in 30s

Browsers stop any page from typing into another site, so Keyring hands you each value to paste. Whatever it copies is wiped from the clipboard and from memory when this closes.

Vault settings

Vault ownerEncrypted with AES-256-GCM

Change master password

New password

Repeat it

Password hint

Your current recovery key cannot be shown — only the wrapped copy is stored, which is why it stays safe. You can replace it with a fresh random key or a phrase you choose. Either way you need your current password above, and the old one stops working straight away.

Recovery phrase

At least 12 characters. Spaces and capitals are ignored when you type it back.

Repeat the phrase

Sync to a drive

Keyring can keep an encrypted copy of the vault in a folder you choose — a USB stick, an external drive, or a folder that OneDrive, iCloud, Dropbox or Google Drive already watches. The copy is sealed with this vault’s master password, so the drive only ever holds ciphertext.

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Copy after every save

Deleting every record cannot be undone.

PDF report

Every record in the vault.

Hide the passwordsPrints the length and strength in place of each password. Include descriptions and memosSecurity questions and renewal dates come along too. Open with a cover pageTotals, categories, and the weak and reused counts. Let Keyring read this report backTucks an exact copy of the records inside the PDF, so importing it restores every field. Printed pages carry only what you see.

Passphrase for the tucked-in copy

Encrypts the readable copy with AES-256-GCM. Leave it blank and anyone holding the file can import every password.

Passwords will appear in full on every page. Print it only to paper you can lock up, and shred it when it is out of date.

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Master password

Save your recovery key

This key is the only way back in if you forget the master password. It is shown once and is not stored anywhere in readable form. You can swap it for a phrase you choose in Vault settings.

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Still there?

Keyring locks itself after 15 minutes without activity. This vault locks in 60 seconds.

Keyring is locked

Enter your master password to open the vault.

At least 8 characters. Longer beats complicated.