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# Exporting credentials
The mailboxes you bought have their own logins and passwords, separate from your sign-in and separate from your [app passwords](/imap/app-passwords.md). This page is how you get them out.
{% hint style="info" %}
**You may not need these at all.** If your tools read mail over [IMAP](/imap/imap.md), one app password covers every mailbox and you never touch the individual credentials. Export when a tool needs to hold each mailbox itself.
{% endhint %}
## One mailbox
**Accounts** → right-click the row → **View WTok credentials…**
Three fields, each with a copy button:
* **Login** — the mailbox address.
* **Mailbox password** — the password for the mailbox itself.
* **WTok password** — the linked WTok account's password, if there is one.
## Several mailboxes — the quick way
Select rows on **Accounts**, then right-click → **Copy ▸**:
| Option | What lands on your clipboard |
| ------------------ | -------------------------------- |
| **Emails** | Logins, one per line. |
| **Passwords** | Mailbox passwords, one per line. |
| **email:password** | `login:password` lines. |
| **email:wtok** | `login:wtok_password` lines. |
Fastest route into anything that accepts a pasted list.
## Several mailboxes — as a file
**Export** in the Accounts toolbar.
| Option | Choices |
| ------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Format** | **CSV** (`login`, `mail_password`, `wtok_password`) or **JSON**. |
| **Only accounts with a WTok account** | Skips mailboxes that have no WTok password. |
The banner tells you the scope — how many accounts the file will cover. That is either your current selection, or every row matching your filters if you chose **select all matching**.
## A whole batch
**Batches** → right-click the batch:
| Option | Output |
| --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Export emails** | Logins, one per line, as a `.txt`. |
| **Export email:password ▸** | `login:password` lines. Choose mailbox password or WTok password. |
| **Export AYCD CSV** | AYCD's 34-column Email Accounts CSV, ready to import. |
This is usually the right route: one purchase is one batch, so one action gets you the whole thing.
## The formats
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="CSV" %}
```csv
login,mail_password,wtok_password
j.harper4400@inbox-mail.net,•••••••••,•••••••••
m.torres4401@inbox-mail.net,•••••••••,
```
Opens in any spreadsheet. Rows with no WTok password leave that column empty.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="JSON" %}
```json
[
{ "login": "j.harper4400@inbox-mail.net", "mail_password": "…", "wtok_password": "…" },
{ "login": "m.torres4401@inbox-mail.net", "mail_password": "…", "wtok_password": "" }
]
```
For scripts. `wtok_password` is an empty string when there is none.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="email:password" %}
```
j.harper4400@inbox-mail.net:•••••••••
m.torres4401@inbox-mail.net:•••••••••
```
The format most tools accept for bulk import. Mailboxes without the chosen password are **skipped**, so every line in the file is usable.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="AYCD CSV" %}
AYCD's Email Accounts format — all 34 columns, in order, with the ones that matter filled in:
| Column | Value |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Provider | `Outlook` |
| Username | The login |
| Password | The mailbox password |
| Port | `993` |
| Requires SSL | `true` |
| Login Type | `OAuth2` |
| Category | Pre-filled — change it in AYCD after import if you want a different one |
Mailboxes with no mailbox password are skipped.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
## Emails only
Sometimes you just want the addresses — for a signup script, or to reconcile against a list you already have.
* **Batches** → right-click → **Export emails**
* **Accounts** → select → right-click → **Copy ▸ Emails**
## Reconciling against a list you hold
**Accounts → Filter list** takes a pasted list of addresses and narrows the table to exactly those. Useful when someone hands you a list and you need to know which of them are actually yours, and what state they are in.
## Every export is recorded
{% hint style="warning" %}
Every credential reveal and every export is written to an audit record — what was taken, and when.
This protects you. If credentials turn up somewhere they should not, the record is how you find out when they left and narrow down how.
{% endhint %}
## After exporting
You are now holding a file of live credentials. Read [Keeping credentials safe](/credentials/security.md) — it is short, and it is the difference between a credential file and an incident.
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