# With Kleopatra
Launch the program **Kleopatra****.**
If you cannot locate this program, ensure you have [**Gpg4win** ](https://www.gpg4win.org/)installed.
In the top menu, locate 
You will then see a page which allows you to **Reload** your smartcards:
If your Yubikey is plugged into your device and detectable, you should see the following:
Once your Yubikey is being detected, select the **Certificates** button: 
In your list of available keys, locate the one you wish to import by right-clicking on it.
In the menu, select 
A new interface will load with additional info about your GPG key.
Select  at the bottom left.
On the next interface you will be able to see your **subkeys**.
Right click on each one and you should have the menu option **Transfer to smartcard**.
You will need to do this to each subkey in your list one by one.
After all keys are transferred to your Yubikey, unplug it from your device, wait a few seconds, and then plug it back in.
Once loaded, select the **Smartcards** button again at the top right of Kleopatra again and load your Yubikey.
Select the tab **OpenPGP**.
You should see each of your GPG keys shown in the list.
You can now use your GPG keys to do things like sign Git commits, and encrypt files / messages to people.
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