SPASS decoder: Convert Samsung Pass export files (.spass) into Chrome-compatible CSV format, making it easy to export and import your saved credentials securely.
Supported Tools:
Convert a Samsung Pass .spass export into a clean CSV you can open in a spreadsheet or import into another password manager. Runs fully in your browser, so your passwords never leave your device.
Samsung Pass saves your logins in an encrypted .spass backup that other apps cannot read directly. This tool turns that export into a CSV, ready for backup, review, or import into Chrome, Bitwarden, 1Password, and other managers. All processing stays local for privacy.
Input:
file exported from Samsung Pass
Output:
site,username,password example.com,user123,pass123 another.com,user456,pass456
What is a .spass file?
A .spass file is the backup Samsung Pass creates when you export your saved logins. It holds your site and app credentials in Samsung's own format, which other apps cannot read, so it needs converting to CSV first.
How do I export passwords from Samsung Pass?
On your Samsung phone open Settings, go to Security and privacy, then Samsung Pass. Open the menu, choose the export option, confirm with your PIN or fingerprint, and save the .spass file. Move it to your computer to convert it here.
How do I open a .spass file?
A .spass file is not meant to be opened on its own. Upload it to the converter above and it becomes a readable CSV you can open in any spreadsheet or import into a password manager.
Can I import the CSV into Chrome, Bitwarden, or 1Password?
Yes. The CSV works with Google Password Manager (Chrome), Bitwarden, 1Password, Proton Pass, KeePass, and any manager that accepts a CSV import. Each one has its own import screen where you select the file.
Does the conversion happen offline?
Yes. Everything runs in your browser. Your .spass file and the passwords inside it never leave your device or reach a server.
Is the tool free to use?
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up. Because it runs locally, there are no limits and nothing is uploaded.
Is it safe to keep the CSV afterward?
No. The CSV holds your passwords in plain text. Delete it as soon as you have imported your logins into their new home, and empty your trash.
