How to Organize Passwords into Folders in SecurePass [Bitdefender App]

Bitdefender SecurePass provides a convenient way to organize and manage your saved items, such as accounts and credit cards. By using the Add folder option, you can categorize your items into specific folders for easy access. Follow the steps below to learn how to create folders and manage your items with ease.

Create a Folder

If you have many logins, folders can help you keep your SecurePass vault organized. For example, you can create a shopping folder for related websites and another folder for your social media accounts. Here’s how to create a folder in your SecurePass vault:

via Browser

via Mobile App

Move Items to Folder

To keep your accounts better organized, you can move them into folders. Here’s how to move an account from the default SecurePass vault to a newly created folder:

via Browser

via Mobile App

Tap Select at the top right of the vault.

Select

2. Check the account(s) you want to move to another folder, then tap the Manage button at the top left.

Manage

3. Tap the Move to … option shown at the bottom of the screen.

Move to

4. Tap the folder name from the list or create a new folder from the same screen.

Choose where to move item

The account will be moved immediately to the selected folder. You can verify this by opening the respective folder, where you will see the account listed.

Save Items Directly to a Folder

You can save new items directly to a specific folder, so there’s no need to add them first to the vault and move them later. For example, if you’ve created a folder for bank cards, you can add a new card straight to that folder.

via Browser

Go to your SecurePass vault and tap the Add item button at the top right.
Choose Credit Card as the item type.
Press the location shown next to Save item in.
Select the folder name from the list.
Fill in the required credit card details, then press the Save Credit Card button.

The card will be saved to the selected folder. You can choose to move it into a different folder, following the same steps outlined above for moving items.