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Account Line Parser

Split user:pass:email:2FA lines into columns. Export CSV or JSON. Nothing is uploaded.

Paste Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok combo lines — or any delimiter-separated list. The split limit keeps colons inside a password or cookie JSON in the last column. Parsing and export stay in this tab.

Privacy

Nothing leaves your browser

Combo lines stay in this browser. Downloads are plain text — delete the CSV after you import it.

Input is too large (2 MB or 50,000 lines). Reduce the list.

CSV files store passwords in plain text. Delete the file after importing it into your password manager.

# Note

Need a TOTP code from a totp column? Open the 2FA Generator and paste the secret there.

How it works

  1. Paste Accstall combo lines or any delimiter-separated list.
  2. Pick a delimiter and column count so colons inside a password or cookie JSON stay in the last field.
  3. Review the table, copy a column, or download CSV/JSON. Mapping to Bitwarden, KeePassXC, or 1Password is optional.

FAQ

username:password:email:email_password:totp. A sixth field may hold cookie JSON, which is why the split limit keeps leftover text in the last column.

Yes. Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok deliveries use the same user:pass:email:2FA shape. Raise the column count to 6 when a cookie JSON field is present so colons inside the JSON stay in the last column.

Set the column count (split limit). The tool splits on the first N−1 delimiters and leaves the rest in the last field.

No. A password-manager CSV is plain text. Import it, then delete the file. Nothing is uploaded here, but the download lives on your disk.

Generic table CSV/JSON always works. Optional mappings follow Bitwarden login CSV, KeePassXC CSV, and 1Password CSV. 1PUX is not produced.

Yes. user::email keeps an empty password field. user:email is a short row and is flagged, not dropped.