> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.polkagate.xyz/polkagate/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.polkagate.xyz/polkagate/polkagate-extension-user-guide/export-account-s/export-all-accounts.md). # Export all Accounts To export all of your accounts into a JSON file for later import. In the extension mode, open **Settings** from the bottom menu, navigate to **Account Settings**, and click on **Export Account**.

Account Settings (extension)

In full-screen mode, click the three vertical dots next to the account you want to export from the accounts list, then select **Export Account**.

Home page (full-screen)

After clicking **Export Account**, a page (in extension mode) or a popup (in full-screen mode) will appear. Enable the **Export All Accounts** switch, enter a password for the JSON file, and then click **Export**.

Export All Accounts (extension)

Export All Accounts (full-screen)

Alternatively, in full-screen mode, open **Settings** from the left-hand side menu, navigate to the **Account Settings** tab, and click the **Export Accounts** button, as shown below:

Account Settings (full-screen)

In this popup, create and confirm a password for the JSON file, then click **Export**.

Export All Accounts (full-screen)

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