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Scan handwritten or typed passwords into your vault in seconds. Upgrade to access it.
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Meet Mobile Smart Scanner—the fastest way to save your passwords
 
 
If your passwords live in a notebook, on sticky notes, or buried in a notes app, you've always had to retype them—one by one. Now, you don't have to.

With the new LastPass Mobile Smart Scanner, adding passwords is fast and easy. Just open the app and point your camera at a written or typed password. Smart Scanner automatically detects the site, username, and password—so you can review, save, and move on.
 
 
Here's what Smart Scanner does:
 
 
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Scans typed or handwritten passwords from any note, journal, or piece of paper
 
 
 
Automatically identifies the site, username, and password
 
 
 
Creates a ready-to-save and autofill vault entry in seconds
 
 
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Stays completely on your device—your images are never stored or sent to LastPass
 
 
This is a first-of-its-kind way to add passwords—and it’s available only in LastPass.
 
 
 
 
Try out Smart Scanner on mobile
Smart Scanner lives in the LastPass mobile app. On the free plan, LastPass is limited to one device type—if mobile isn't your primary device, you'll need to upgrade to Premium or Families to gain access to the Smart Scanner.
 
 
Smart Scanner is rolling out now in early access. If you don't see it in your app yet, it's on its way.