> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/da/web-interface/help-and-tools/import.md).

# Import

Importér JSON- og CSV-filer med poster til Devolutions Cloud fra RDM, Bitwarden, Chrome, KeePass, LastPass og 1Password til en valgt boks og mappe.

Importér JSON- og CSV-filer med poster i Devolutions Cloud.

1. Klik på ***Importér*** under ***Hjælp og værktøjer***.
2. Vælg formatet for den importerede fil (JSON eller CSV) blandt følgende muligheder:
   * RDM (.json)
   * Bitwarden (.json)
   * Bitwarden (.csv)
   * Google Chrome (.csv)
   * KeePass (.csv)
   * LastPass (.csv)
   * 1Password (.csv)
3. Overfør filen (én ad gangen) til Devolutions Cloud ved enten at trække og slippe den direkte eller ved at vælge en fil via enhedens filbrowser.
4. Vælg en ***Destinationsboks*** (kun Devolutions Cloud) og en ***Destinationsmappe***, eller opret en ny mappe. Det er her, posterne importeres.
5. Klik på ***Importér***.
6. Der vises en oversigt over alle de poster, der skal importeres. Klik på ***Fuldfør import***.

   Importen tager noget tid afhængigt af filens størrelse. Når filen er importeret, bliver De ført til det sted, hvor posterne ligger.


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