How to export a single vault

@nor

Thanks for the reply! I can certainly pass your feedback along to the team. Out of curiosity why are you using exports to share files with others? Why not share a vault directly or share an item using a secure link:

• Create and share vaults
• Securely share 1Password items with anyone

Both of the sharing methods listed above allow you to share items while still keeping them protected using end-to-end encryption which an exported 1PUX or CSV file does not.

I look forward to hearing from you.

-Dave

For the record... 3 times this week I've needed to export a single vault to CSV for parting clients that do not use 1Password.

We as an agency are not looking at the situation of parting ways with a client as an opportunity to onboard more 1Password users for AgileBits (granting vault access), we need to provide them with their data with the least effort, highest speed possible.

This is hands down my single biggest gripe about 1Password.

I just tried @MrC 's tool as it seemed like it would be faster than my previous time consuming manual method.

Running the MacOSConvertHelper on the exported .1pux file with the options:

--to_format csv --match_vault 'Client Vault Name'

worked well. This will now be my preferred method for exports.

Adding additional note that using the command line version of the above tool worked even better for me.

sh
$ perl convert.pl onepux --to_format csv --match_vault 'Client Vault Name' ~/Desktop/*.1pux


Thank you for sharing your personal solution with the community. 🙂

-Dave

I continue to be frustrated by the features that were removed from the new version that still haven't returned 18 months later with this being the latest. I guess not adding this back is a new growth hacking method since the official answer seems to be some form of "Just have everyone use 1Password". Thankfully a forum member has stepped up to at least somewhat fill in the gap on this one and it works like a charm but is an unnecessary extra step.

Since my last message here I've created a Mac App to simplify things even further. You can create a copy of the App for yourself using Automator and MrC's tool.

Now I just have to drag and drop an exported .1pux file onto the app, type a vault name, and voila.

Screenshot/directions:

⭐️ Bonus

Here's a custom icon I made for the resulting Automator App To use it, rename the ".png" extension to ".icns", and then place it inside the App's /Contents/Resources folder after right clicking on the App and selecting "Show package contents". Overwrite the default icon file.

Nice! cc @MrC I thought you might find this interesting. :) ☝🏻

How about something as simple as include the vault it came from in the CSV export? Then we can sort by that field remove everything else, and do what we need to do.

I need to extract 256 passwords, of over 2000. Trying to manually go thru those when in csv format sucks.

@hroberts65616 From the 1password 8 app, you can :
- Create a tag (it will then appear in left panel)
- Then select all entries from vault (with cmd + a)
- Drag and drop all your entries to that tag
- Export in CSV
- Select only the entries you want with the matching tag (there is a tag column)

Not ideal I reckon but it works ...

As a long time user [since 2009] I would like to add my voice to request that it become possible to export a single vault. TIA