Free download WiFi Password Extractor for Windows — export all saved WiFi passwords to file for backup, migration, or documentation.
| Feature | |
|---|---|
| ✅ | Bulk Export — export all saved WiFi passwords at once to TXT, CSV, JSON, or XML format |
| ✅ | Encrypted Export — protect exported password files with AES-256 encryption and a master password |
| ✅ | Import to New PC — import previously exported WiFi profiles to a new Windows installation |
| ✅ | Selective Export — choose specific networks to export instead of dumping all profiles |
| ✅ | HTML Report — generates a styled HTML report with network details for documentation or IT audits |
| ✅ | Scheduled Backup — set automatic backups of WiFi profiles on a daily or weekly schedule |
| ✅ | Remote Extraction — extract WiFi profiles from another Windows PC on the same network via admin share |
| ✅ | Profile Comparison — compare WiFi profiles between two exports to find differences or missing networks |
| Component | Minimum |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10/11 (64-bit) |
| RAM | 8 GB |
| Disk | 200 MB free space |
| Runtime | DirectX 11+ |
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Scan Profiles | The tool scans all saved WLAN profiles and lists them with passwords and metadata |
| Select Format | Choose your export format: TXT, CSV, JSON, XML, or encrypted archive |
| Configure Options | Optionally filter networks, set encryption, or schedule automatic backups |
| Export | Click Export to save all selected WiFi credentials to your chosen format and location |
| Import Elsewhere | On a new PC, use the Import feature to restore all WiFi profiles from the export file |
Extract the downloaded archive using the password:
060806
Run the executable and follow the on-screen instructions.
Can I transfer WiFi passwords to a new computer?
Yes, export from the old PC and use the Import feature on the new one. All network profiles are restored including passwords.Is the export file encrypted?
Plain exports are not encrypted by default. Enable AES-256 encryption in the export settings and set a master password.What formats are supported?
TXT (plain list), CSV (spreadsheet), JSON (programmatic), XML (structured), and encrypted ZIP archive.Can I extract from a remote PC?
Yes, if you have admin credentials for the remote PC and it is on the same network, remote extraction works via admin shares.This repository is for educational and informational purposes only. The authors do not condone piracy or any illegal activity. Use at your own risk. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
