# Import from JSON file {% hint style="info" %} Currently, this is the only method by which you can import multiple accounts simultaneously. {% endhint %} {% hint style="warning" %} SubWallet doesn't support importing JSON files created from Cardano-native wallets (Yoroi, Typhoon, Lace, etc.). {% endhint %} ### If you are currently using SubWallet **Step 1**: Open the SubWallet extension and click on the account name to access the account selection tab.

**Step 2**: In the account selection tab, click the

icon at the bottom of the screen.

**Step 3**: Choose "**Import from JSON file**" as the chosen method to import your account.

**Step 4**: You'll be redirected to a new window. Click on the import field to choose a file from your device, or drag and drop your JSON backup file to import.

**Step 5**: Enter the file's password (created when you set up the wallet for the first time) and click "**Unlock file**".

**Step 6**: Select the accounts you wish to import, then click "**Import {x} accounts**", where {x} represents the number of accounts selected for import.

You've successfully imported your account(s)! #### If you have not had any accounts with SubWallet **Step 1**: Open the SubWallet extension and choose "**Import an account**".

**Step 2**: Choose your preferred way to import account.

**Step 3:** Create a master password with at least 8 characters and tick "**I understand that SubWallet can't recover the password**". {% hint style="warning" %} SubWallet is non-custodial, so you will be the only person who knows your password; we can't help you restore it once it is lost. Make sure that your password is well-kept. {% endhint %} Once done, click "**Continue**".

Once you create a master password, you can follow the importing procedure provided in[#if-you-are-currently-using-subwallet](#if-you-are-currently-using-subwallet "mention"), starting from **Step 3.** Check out the step-by-step video instructions on how to import an account from JSON file below: