KeePass Tutorial for the absolute newbie

Never play "change your password" again with this awesome free and open source tool!

In this tutorial I tried to show how to download, install and use the program (please let me know if I failed!)

Please forgive my horrible english and lots of errors when mentioning things by other names... was very nervous...

Get it at:

UPDATE: Thanks to the KeePass team for linking to this video!

[morganucopia]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Finally, a clear, easy to follow tutorial on the basics of KeePass. I installed it several days ago and haven't had much success just fooling around with it, so your tutorial was invaluable. I hope you make another one!

[raynhornzxz]

holy shit i watched this for 23 minutes thinking its an boring app that just saves info.

but then at 23:34 mind was blown, this is a must have app!!!!

[raynhornzxz]

watch entire video to learn all you need to know, very good tutorial.

[RAPTORASDF]

The best, indepth KeePass tutorial out of the many I've viewed. Thanks for the good info.

[edwardmigdalski]

Best tutorial on KeepPass to help a new comer to the program, I now have a very good idea of what to do in the Program, Thank You Ed M

[olinzuercher]

I have KeePass2, KeepassX, and KeepassXC running on LinuxMint 21. your mileage may vary.

[edwardcullen]

Very very good video. To the point, no ermming, down to earth. easy to understand. Very happy I found this video.

The one second delay thing... I would have NEVER known about that. I am sure there are SO many options many users do not know about. This software is incredible given that it's free, even if it does look like it is from the 80's (ugly asf).

You sound Russian Chinese? Or Spanish Chinese?

[soulaesthete]

So every time I need to login into a website, I have to first open the KeePass app and then copy & paste each entry into the empty fields? That's rather inconvenient. I like the way RoboForm automatically fills in your login information.

[divetraveltrain]

This was very useful.  I liked the depth and all of the explanations.

[felixg]

Excellent tutorial, your ability to explain the subject matter is superb !
even though I would be able to figure most of the info myself, your effort in presenting this video is really appreciated.

Thanks for your effort.

[donros]

Thanks, appreciate your taking the time to make this video.
Very helpful. One question, what happens when you have more than one PC?

[ychilds]

Thank you for including information about the key file. This is a very nice tutorial.

[TorvaDagger]

Thanks for the great tutorial!
the only thing is what I did extra was making this safe to a cloud drive with auto sync so I could not lose the file (even if my harddrive would break for example)

[petesmith]

Wow, I am going to use Keypass since now I know how to use it correctly.
Fabulously Awesome tutorial.

[Vizinczey]

Is any way one could you use keepass in a chromebook? As probably you know, in order to login in the chromebook one needs to enter the gmail user and password, but how to have access to the keepass database within the OS?

[michaelstanton]

Excellent!! One question: What about my old, existing passwords with all of my websites and URL's? What becomes of those? How do they know I have new passwords for their sites? How do they get my new passwords generated by Keepass?

[margaretanderson]

Thank you! Feel less vulnerable! Great tutorial!

[tarakbrahmbhatt]

Could you keep this file in Dropbox, so that it can be accessed via another computer? Obviously, for this, I would not be able to associate a key file with the password, right? Great tutorial, by the way.

[tomasborecky]

Thank you, i find this very useful :) Great job at explaining KeePass to people, Amazing, keep it up :).

[MxitQeepNimbuzz]

just for that I will gladly thumbs up and subscribe so far u the only one that spoke about the USB version I shall continue watching now...