How to Import Bookmarks, Passwords, and History into ChatGPT Atlas

Switching browsers doesn’t mean starting from scratch. With ChatGPT Atlas, you can easily import your bookmarks, passwords, and browsing history from Chrome in just a few clicks. This guide walks you through the process so you can continue browsing without losing a thing.

🌟 Why Import Your Data to Atlas?

• Continue where you left off — all your saved pages, logins, and history come with you.
• Stay secure — Atlas uses macOS Keychain for safe password imports.
• Improve productivity — no need to manually re-enter credentials or bookmarks.

🧭 Step-by-Step: Importing from Chrome to ChatGPT Atlas

1. Open ChatGPT Atlas
   Launch Atlas from your Applications folder or via Spotlight (Cmd + Space → type “Atlas”).
2. Access the Import Tool
   In the top menu, select ChatGPT Atlas → Import data from another browser.
3. Start the Import
   In the pop-up window, click Start import to begin transferring your data.
4. Allow Keychain Access
   macOS will ask for permission to access your saved passwords. Approve this to continue importing securely.
5. Authenticate and Complete
   Enter your Mac user password if prompted, then click Done once the process is complete.

🧩 What Gets Imported

• Bookmarks: All your saved pages from Chrome will appear in Atlas’ Bookmarks Bar.
• Passwords: Imported securely via macOS Keychain, never shared externally.
• History: Your most visited and recent sites will sync automatically.

Now that you've finished it, make it your go-to browser!
👉 Learn How to Set ChatGPT Atlas as Your Default Browser on Mac

⚠️ Troubleshooting Import Issues

• Import button not visible?
  Make sure you’re using the latest version of Atlas. Go to Settings → Check for updates.
• Keychain access denied?
  Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Passwords and allow access for ChatGPT Atlas.
• Bookmarks missing after import?
  Restart Atlas, or manually re-run the import tool to sync again.

💬 Personal Tip

When I imported my Chrome data into Atlas, everything synced in under a minute — even complex password autofills. It’s one of the smoothest onboarding experiences I’ve seen for a Mac browser.

Pro tip: You can remove Keychain access for Atlas anytime from macOS settings if you want full control over stored passwords.

❓ FAQ: Importing Data into ChatGPT Atlas

1. Does importing data affect my Chrome browser?
No. All your Chrome data remains untouched. Atlas only creates a copy of your bookmarks and passwords.

2. Can I import from browsers other than Chrome?
Currently, Chrome is the officially supported option, but support for Safari and Firefox is planned.

3. Is it safe to import passwords?
Yes. Passwords are encrypted and stored using Apple’s Keychain system.

4. Can I undo an import?
You can manually remove bookmarks or clear browsing data anytime from Settings → Privacy.

🚀 What’s Next?

Now that your data is imported, make sure Atlas stays updated for optimal performance.
👉 Learn How to Keep ChatGPT Atlas Up to Date