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Dropbox has officially announced the discontinuation of its password management tool, Dropbox Passwords, as the company shifts its focus to other features, with full shutdown in October 2025.
If you’ve been using Dropbox Passwords, your credentials are going to need a new home. The good news? You’ve come to the right place to make that move.
What will happen to Dropbox Passwords?
The shutdown will happen in three phases, so mark your calendars:
- August 28, 2025: Your saved data becomes view-only. Autofill stops working.
- September 11, 2025: The mobile app stops working. Access is limited to the browser extension.
- October 28, 2025: Dropbox Passwords will be fully discontinued. All stored credentials and payment data will be permanently deleted from Dropbox servers.
As for all that data, Dropbox recommends exporting your saved credentials before the shutdown to avoid losing access.
How do I export my data from Dropbox Passwords?
You can export all of your account logins and payment cards from Dropbox Passwords as a CSV file in only a few steps.
If you're on your browser using Dropbox Passwords:
- Open the Dropbox Passwords browser extension.
- Click your avatar (profile picture or initials) in the bottom-left corner.
- Click Preferences.
- Click the Account tab.
- Click Export.
If you’re using the Dropbox Passwords mobile app:
- Open the Dropbox Passwords mobile app.
- Tap settings.
- Tap Export.
Your data's packed and ready. Now it’s time to get a new password manager.
What to look for in a new password manager
No matter what your passwords are used for – to protect your personal life or safeguard your professional one – you need a tool that prioritizes security, usability and flexibility.
A personal password manager should include:
- End-to-end encryption to keep your data private
- Cross-device access (mobile, desktop, and browser)
- Passwordless login options and support for passkeys
- Secure sharing for family or trusted contacts
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA) for extra security
- Dark web monitoring to alert you of exposed credentials
If you're securing a team or organization, prioritize:
- Admin controls for centralized management
- Shared folders for streamlined collaboration
- Customizable policies to enforce best practices
- SaaS monitoring to track app usage and risk
- Advanced authentication like MFA and single sign on (SSO)
Ready to make the move today? Try LastPass
A password manager that checks all the boxes? LastPass offers a powerful, secure, and user-friendly tool that makes switching simple (all you need is that CSV file).
Dropbox Passwords may be coming to an end, but your password security doesn’t have to. Try LastPass today to keep your digital life protected (and get 30% off).
