Can I send a WalletPasses pass directly to Apple Wallet?

Yes, when you have the original valid .pkpass file. Move it to the iPhone, tap it, and Apple Wallet can open it natively.

Can I export a pass from WalletPasses to NeatPass?

If the original .pkpass file is available, open it directly in Apple Wallet. Otherwise, use a clear static barcode screenshot or physical card and import that source into NeatPass.

Will a screenshot recreate the same barcode?

NeatPass preserves the barcode data it reads from a clear source. Test the new pass at the scanner before you leave the original app or card behind.

Can I add multiple recreated passes at once?

Yes. Create the fallback passes in NeatPass, select the ones you want, and use multi-select mode to add them to Apple Wallet together.

WalletPasses to NeatPass: Move Cards to Apple Wallet

Q: Will balances and automatic updates come across?

The recreated pass carries the static barcode and visible details from the source. WalletPasses balances, issuer updates, membership changes, and dynamic tokens continue in the issuer or account app, so keep that live connection when you need those features.

WalletPasses is an Android app for importing and viewing .pkpass files. If you are moving to iPhone and want those cards in Apple Wallet or NeatPass, first separate the passes you already have as files from cards that only exist inside the Android app.

A valid .pkpass file can go straight to Apple Wallet on iPhone. If there is no file to open, use a clear screenshot or a physical barcode as the source for a new NeatPass pass.

What WalletPasses gives you

WalletPasses is designed for Android and imports and displays .pkpass files. On iPhone, Apple Wallet opens valid .pkpass files directly.

If you still have the original .pkpass file, open it directly in Apple Wallet. If the file is unavailable, use a clear static barcode from WalletPasses or the physical card as a source for a new NeatPass pass.

A .pkpass file

Send a valid file to the iPhone and let Apple Wallet open it

A pass already in WalletPasses

Use its visible static barcode when the original file is unavailable

A physical card

Photograph the barcode as a fallback source

Open finished files directly

Use Apple Wallet directly for a valid .pkpass file. For a visible barcode without that file, use NeatPass to create a new Wallet pass.

Where NeatPass fits

NeatPass covers the missing-file route: when a card has a barcode but no .pkpass file that Apple Wallet can open, import a screenshot, photo, PDF, or another supported source on iPhone to create a new Wallet pass.

The imported barcode is the important data. Read the current supported barcode guide for the source you have. Use the file directly when it exists; use NeatPass for a visible source that still needs a Wallet pass.

Create a Wallet pass from your barcode

NeatPass makes it easy to convert any ticket, pass, or loyalty card to Apple Wallet.

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Choose the right migration route

Start with the file or card you actually have. NeatPass offers six import methods, so a screenshot or document does not need to be copied into a special format first.

Look for the original .pkpass

Check Downloads, Files, email, and the message where the pass came from. A valid .pkpass is the cleanest route because Apple Wallet can open it directly.

Open the file on iPhone

Move the file to your iPhone, tap it, and follow Apple Wallet's Add flow. Keep a copy of the original file until you have confirmed the pass is present.

Use a screenshot when there is no file

Show the pass in WalletPasses and capture a sharp, uncropped static barcode. A physical card or printed ticket works too.

Import the fallback into NeatPass

Select the screenshot or photo, let NeatPass read the barcode on device, review the details, and create a new Apple Wallet pass.

If the screenshot is in another app, use the NeatPass share extension to send it to the importer without saving another copy first.

When the new pass is ready, follow the add-to-Wallet guide. Do not recreate a pass that Apple Wallet already accepted from the original file.

Keep the original source

A screenshot-based pass carries the static barcode and visible details you imported. WalletPasses account access, issuer updates, live balances, and dynamic tokens remain with the original service, so keep that app or account for those features.

Use both routes when needed

Some cards have a real .pkpass file and some do not. Add the files directly to Apple Wallet, then use NeatPass only for the remaining static barcodes. There is no reason to rebuild a valid native pass.

NeatPass keeps the original screenshot, photo, or document with the new pass. See the view-original guide if you need to check your source later.

When several fallback passes are ready, use multi-select mode to add them to Apple Wallet as a group.

What stays with the original service

NeatPass creates a static pass from the barcode and the details visible in your source. WalletPasses balances, issuer updates, membership changes, and dynamic tokens continue in the issuer or account app, so keep that live connection when you need those features.

If your source is an image, read how to convert an image into an Apple Wallet pass. If you are moving from Android more broadly, see the Android-to-Apple-Wallet guide.

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Use the file when you have it

WalletPasses and Apple Wallet do not need a special bridge when the original .pkpass survives. Open that file directly on iPhone. NeatPass fills the other gap by turning a visible static barcode into a new Wallet pass when no file remains.

For the wider card workflow, read the best way to store loyalty cards on iPhone.