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Keeping your passwords: moving from LastPass, your vault, autofill and passkeys, the security dashboard, sharing, families and teams. About Obsidian Vault
Start here
Getting startedWhat Obsidian Vault is, creating your account, choosing a master password, and the apps.Signing in and unlockingSigning in, two-step login, new devices, locking and quick unlock, and a forgotten master password.Importing and exportingMoving from LastPass or another password manager, and taking a copy of your vault with you.
Using your vault
Your vaultThe menu, search, quick copy buttons, opening and editing items, folders and the trash.Logins, cards, identities, notes and SSH keysWhat each kind of item holds, custom fields, attachments, password history, verification codes and passkeys.The password generatorPasswords, passphrases and usernames, and the rules an organization can set.
Apps
Staying safe
Sharing
Sharing an itemSharing one item with one person, fingerprint phrases, accepting shares and stopping them.Families and teamsOrganizations, members, collections, groups, roles, policies, the event log and account recovery.Emergency accessLetting someone you trust reach your vault after a waiting period, and being someone's emergency contact.
Reference
Settings and your accountYour name and email address, the master password, preferences, your plan and deleting your account.PlansWhat Free, Premium, Family, Team and Business include, and what happens when a plan ends.How your vault is protectedZero-knowledge encryption, what our servers can and cannot see, and how sharing stays private.