Import, export, and migration

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   Export from your browser

   Save a bookmark HTML file from Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, or a bookmark ZIP file from Safari.
2. 2

   Choose Import bookmarks

   Open Data transfer, select Import bookmarks, then choose the file you exported.
3. 3

   Review before importing

   FavLock checks valid links, folders, tags, account limits, and duplicates before changing your library.

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   Find your Pocket export

   Use the ZIP file you downloaded from Pocket. It contains CSV files such as part_000000.csv, and FavLock reads all of them. A single CSV file or an older ril_export.html file also works.
2. 2

   Choose Import bookmarks

   Open Data transfer, select Import bookmarks, then choose the Pocket file.
3. 3

   Review the preview

   Unread saves go into a Pocket collection and archived saves into Pocket › Archive. Pocket tags become FavLock tags.

Highlights, annotations, and the original save dates aren't imported. See moving from Pocket to FavLock for an overview.

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   Export from Raindrop.io

   For your whole library, open Settings → Backups in Raindrop.io and choose Create new. For one collection, open it and choose Export. Pick CSV or HTML; the TXT format isn't supported.
2. 2

   Choose Import bookmarks

   Open Data transfer, select Import bookmarks, then choose the Raindrop.io file.
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   Review the preview

   Collections and nested collections become collections and subcollections, tags become FavLock tags, and Unsorted bookmarks stay without a collection.

Notes, excerpts, highlights, cover images, favorites, and uploaded files aren't imported. See moving from Raindrop.io to FavLock for an overview.

1. 1

   Choose Export data

   Open Data transfer, select Export data, then keep Encrypted FavLock archive selected.
2. 2

   Choose what to include

   Select bookmarks, documents, tasks, and Readspace content. Collections and tags are included to preserve organization; Lists and their ordered items are included with bookmarks.
3. 3

   Download the archive

   FavLock builds and encrypts the archive in your browser using the recovery key that already protects your account.

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   Open the offline decryptor

   Open the downloaded HTML file in a current browser. You do not need to sign in to FavLock.
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   Choose the archive and key

   Select the encrypted .favlock archive, then enter the recovery key or upload its text file.
3. 3

   Decrypt and download

   The browser decrypts the archive locally and downloads a readable JSON copy. Nothing is uploaded by the tool.

Browser HTML contains bookmarks only. It is readable, not encrypted, and may preserve nested collections and tags where the destination browser supports them. Store it somewhere you trust.

1. 1

   Export the source account

   From the original account, create an encrypted .favlock archive and keep its recovery key available.
2. 2

   Prepare the destination

   Sign in to the new account. Its library and Trash must be empty, and its plan must allow the number of resources in the archive.
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   Review the archive

   Open Data transfer, choose Migrate account, select the archive, and enter or upload the original recovery key.
4. 4

   Import into the account

   Confirm the resource counts. FavLock sends only values protected with the original key and applies the complete library in one migration.
5. 5

   Set up recovery again

   The original recovery key now unlocks the destination account. Create a new passkey afterward if you want passkey-based recovery on the new account.

• Bookmarks, favorites, Collections, Tags, and Lists with their order and completion state.
• Documents, Tasks, and Readspace content selected in the encrypted export.
• The original recovery key as the key that unlocks the destination library.
• Not included: account identity, billing, passkeys, Trash, or search history.