Excalidraw

Advanced queries over your vault for the data-obsessed.

Dataview

Improved table navigation, formatting, and manipulation.

Advanced Tables

Templater

Track tasks across your vault. Supports due dates, recurring tasks, done dates, sub-set of checklist items, and filtering.

Tasks

Calendar

Kanban

Adjust theme, plugin, and snippet CSS variables.

Style Settings

Integrate Git version control with automatic backup and other advanced features.

Add icons to anything in Obsidian, including files, folders, and text.

Iconize

Control the colors and fonts in Minimal Theme.

Minimal Theme Settings

Sync notes between local and cloud with smart conflict: S3 (Amazon S3/Cloudflare R2/Backblaze B2/...), Dropbox, webdav (NextCloud/InfiniCLOUD/Synology/...), OneDrive, Google Drive (GDrive), Box, pCloud, Yandex Disk, Koofr, Azure Blob Storage.

Remotely Save

Quickly add new notes or content to your vault.

QuickAdd

Work with your lists like in Workflowy or Roam Research.

Outliner

Create markdown-based presentations in Obsidian

Advanced Slides

Admonition

Intelligent search for your notes, PDFs, and OCR for images.

Omnisearch

Recent Files

Rename, merge, toggle, and search tags from the tag pane.

Tag Wrangler

Open a specified note, canvas, or workspace on startup, or set it for quick access later.

Homepage

Display Markdown notes as mind maps using Markmap.

Mind Map

Day planning from a task list in a Markdown note with enhanced time block functionality.

Day Planner

Format and style your notes. Linter can be used to format YAML tags, aliases, arrays, and metadata; footnotes; headings; spacing; math blocks; regular Markdown contents like list, italics, and bold styles; and more with the use of custom rule options.

Linter

The Editing Toolbar is modified from cmenu, which provides more powerful customization settings and has many built-in editing commands to be a MS Word-like toolbar editing experience.

Editing Toolbar

Make.md brings you features that supercharges Obsidian. Sort your files in custom order and add file icons using Spaces. Edit inline embeds with Flow Editor. And style your text and add new markdown blocks without writing markdown using Maker Mode.

MAKE.md

Polish, summarize, translate, analyze, and interpret code using AI

AI bot

Bluesky

Toggling dark/light mode switches themes automatically

Auto switch themes between dark/light mode

Syncs a vault into Google Drive for cross-platform use (works for iOS).

Google Drive Sync

Track your tasks across all the notes in your workspace. Organize your day. Plan your work

Proletarian Wizard Task Manager

Allows you to focus on a specific file or folder

Simple Focus

Transforms code blocks with Standard Form logical syntax into clean, styled renderings. Perfect for philosophy, logic, and argument reconstructions.

StandardForm

Adds missing features to the file explorer.

File Manager

Quick publish and share notes to GitHub Gist and its image by upload images to Imgur.

Quick Share Note to gist

Syncs your watched Trakt.tv shows to a file.

Trakt.tv Sync

**BlazeJump** for Obsidian revolutionizes text navigation by making it faster and more efficient. Inspired by tools like Emacs-Avy and Vim-EasyMotion, this plugin introduces five distinct navigation modes, allowing users to jump precisely to the beginning or end of words, lines, or even specific characters. With ergonomic indexing and support for multiple keyboard layouts, BlazeJump ensures a seamless and intuitive experience. Users can activate jump modes, type their target character, and instantly see tags guiding them to their desired location. Fully customizable and perfect for those looking to streamline their workflow, BlazeJump is a must-try for anyone seeking a quicker way to navigate large notes or documents within Obsidian.

BlazeJump

The **Beautiful Contact Cards** plugin for Obsidian transforms your plain-text contact details into visually appealing, interactive cards within your notes. By using a simple `contact` code block, you can effortlessly organize and display essential information like names, birthdays (with calculated age), phone numbers (with call and message links), emails, Instagram handles, and Discord IDs. The plugin supports flexible formatting, allowing lists, multiple entries, and customization of display preferences through the plugin settings. Whether you’re managing professional contacts or personal networks, this plugin provides a clean, efficient way to store and access contact data directly within your Obsidian workspace.

Renders "contact" code blocks with tappable links for phone, social media, etc.

Beautiful Contact Cards

The **History Today** plugin for Obsidian brings a fascinating feature to your note-taking experience by displaying historical events that occurred on the current date. With just a click on its dedicated sidebar icon, you can explore a curated list of "Today in History" moments, adding a historical dimension to your daily routine. The plugin is customizable, allowing you to filter folders and choose your preferred display language. It intelligently pulls data based on note metadata, ensuring relevance and accuracy. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or looking to add a creative spark to your notes, this plugin offers an engaging way to connect with the past directly within Obsidian.

View and review your historical notes from this day across previous years

History Today

The **Task Director** plugin is a powerful tool for anyone managing tasks in Obsidian. It allows you to instantly toggle all tasks in a selected file between completed (`- [x]`) and incomplete (`- [ ]`), saving you the hassle of updating each task individually. A standout feature is its ability to summarize all tasks on a page, providing quick insights into your progress. Additionally, it can remove dates from completed tasks when toggling them back to incomplete, keeping your notes clean and organized. Whether you’re tackling overdue to-dos or clearing task statistics, Task Director streamlines task management, making it perfect for productivity-focused Obsidian users.

Manage and change tasks targeting a specific page

Task Director

The **Automatic Tasks** plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for users who rely on periodic notes to manage their tasks. It seamlessly carries over incomplete tasks from previous notes into your daily or weekly entries, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks. This plugin doesn’t just copy tasks—it enhances them with due dates, making it easy to track timelines. For users of the Kanban plugin, Automatic Tasks takes organization to the next level by centralizing all tasks in a Kanban board, keeping everything in sync. You can customize settings to search tasks within specific headers or across entire notes, giving you full control over how your task management integrates into your workflow. Whether you’re managing daily to-dos, long-term projects, or both, this plugin offers a streamlined solution to stay organized effortlessly.

Combine periodic notes with tags and tasks to automatically manage your daily, weekly and project TODO lists. Requires the Periodic Notes and Tasks plugins.

Auto Tasks

The **Daily Summary Plugin** for Obsidian is a handy tool for users looking to wrap up their day efficiently. It scans through notes created on the current day and uses a language model to generate a concise, intelligent summary. This can be a lifesaver for those juggling multiple notes, allowing you to quickly reflect on your day's work without manually sifting through content. The plugin is highly customizable—you can set your API key, define an endpoint, and choose where the generated reports are saved. Generating a summary is as simple as a command palette action, making it accessible and seamless. With its automatic note detection and robust error logging, this plugin is perfect for users seeking an organized and automated way to keep track of their daily highlights.

Daily Summary

The **Gemini Plugin** brings the power of Google's Gemini AI to Obsidian, enhancing note-taking and content creation with intelligent assistance. With the ability to interact directly with the AI based on the content of your active note, users can have context-aware chats and get instant insights. One of its standout features is **smart summarization**, which generates concise one-sentence summaries of your notes and stores them in the frontmatter, helping you stay organized. For those looking to streamline their writing process, the **AI-assisted writing** feature allows collaboration with Gemini to refine documents, though it’s currently experimental. The plugin is highly customizable, letting you adjust settings like the preferred Gemini model and summarization preferences. Whether you need quick summaries or AI-driven writing assistance, Gemini for Obsidian provides a powerful tool to enhance productivity.

Allows you to interact with Gemini and use your notes as context.

Gemini Scribe

The **Image Tools Plugin** for Obsidian offers a set of simple yet powerful features to enhance how you manage images in your notes. It allows users to resize images by simply dragging the cursor, making it easy to fit them into your page layout. For better control over the appearance, you can adjust the image alignment to left, center, or right with just a click. Additionally, the plugin provides an option to open images in full-screen mode, offering a more detailed view when needed. This plugin streamlines image handling in Obsidian, making it more intuitive and efficient for users who frequently work with visual content in their notes.

Image Tools

The **Recently Added Files Plugin** for Obsidian simplifies the process of locating newly added documents, images, and PDFs by displaying them directly in the sidebar. This plugin is especially useful when you're working with multiple files and need a quick way to identify and manage recently added content. You can even exclude specific folders or file paths from the list for a more streamlined view. Whether you're renaming new images or editing newly added documents, this plugin provides a quick and organized way to find them. It builds on the foundation of the "recent-files-obsidian" plugin, tailored specifically to highlight newly added files, ensuring a more focused and efficient workflow.

List files by last added, including pictures, MP4s, PDFs etc.

Recently Added Files

The **Bottom to Top** plugin for Obsidian introduces a unique feature to enhance your note-taking flow. When enabled, pressing Enter creates a new line above the current one, rather than the default behavior of adding it below. This can be especially useful for those who prefer to add new thoughts or ideas at the top of their notes, making it easier to maintain an organized, top-down structure. Additionally, the plugin allows you to reverse the order of all lines in the current note with a simple command, giving you flexibility in how your content is structured. You can toggle this "reverse" mode on or off for individual notes, providing more control over your workflow.

Makes text go from left-to-right, bottom-to-top.

Bottom to Top

The **HackMD Sync** plugin for Obsidian facilitates seamless integration between your local notes and HackMD. It allows you to easily push your notes to HackMD, where they are created (if they don't already exist) and updated based on your local changes. The plugin ensures that if there are conflicting edits on the remote note, it will alert you rather than risk overwriting your work. You can also pull changes from HackMD back into your Obsidian notes, ensuring you always have the latest content. Additional features include options to force push or pull, copy the remote URL, and delete the remote note entirely. This plugin streamlines your workflow for users who frequently switch between Obsidian and HackMD, allowing for smoother collaboration and version management.

HackMD Sync

The **Three Noun Prompts** plugin for Obsidian is designed to inspire creativity by generating random prompts tailored to your projects. Whether you're into writing, illustration, or any other creative endeavor, this plugin offers an easy way to get started with fresh ideas. It generates prompts using a simple algorithm that combines three random nouns, and you can customize the time interval between prompts to suit your workflow. The plugin adds a ribbon button to quickly create or open the prompt note. You can even set up a secret key for more personalized results. If you’re looking for a way to consistently jumpstart your creativity, this plugin can serve as a fun and useful tool, especially for desktop users.

Creative writing prompts that can be synced offline.

Three Noun Prompts

The **Automatic Renumbering Plugin** for Obsidian is designed to keep your numbered lists in perfect order as you work. This tool automatically updates list numbers in real-time, saving you the hassle of manually adjusting them after edits. Whether you're adding new items, pasting content, or undoing changes, the plugin ensures your list remains sequential. It features smart pasting for consistent numbering when you paste content and provides manual control for those who prefer to update the numbers themselves. You can also renumber selected sections or entire notes with a few commands. Perfect for users working with large structured documents, this plugin helps you stay organized without any performance issues, even with extensive lists. However, it does not support Vim mode or automatic tab size detection for nested lists.

Updates numbered lists automatically to keep them in sequential order. Features live updates, smart pasting, and manual control options.

Automatic Renumbering

The **IOC Lens** plugin for Obsidian is a powerful tool designed for cybersecurity professionals and incident responders. It simplifies the process of extracting and analyzing Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) from your notes. By recognizing key elements such as IP addresses, domain names, and file hashes, the plugin automatically highlights them and provides quick access to security-focused resources like AbuseIPDB, Censys, Shodan, and more. This integration helps streamline the investigation process, allowing users to pivot directly to relevant online tools for deeper analysis. With customizable settings to choose which IOCs to extract and which resources to link, IOC Lens enhances your workflow and keeps you focused on actionable security data.

Extracts and displays security-relevant indicators such as IP addresses, domains, and file hashes to enhance your cyber security note-taking process.

IOC Lens

The **Typezen** plugin for Obsidian is designed to help you focus on writing by eliminating distractions. When activated, it clears away unnecessary elements from your workspace, leaving only the text you're typing. This minimalist approach ensures that your attention stays on the content, making it perfect for those who struggle with distractions while writing. Whether you're drafting a long article or jotting down quick thoughts, Typezen provides a clean, distraction-free environment to enhance productivity.

Type anything and get in zen mode instantly, no more distraction between you and your thoughts.

Typezen

The **Daily Random Note** plugin for Obsidian is a great tool for revisiting your past notes in a fun and productive way. It allows you to configure "Random Instances" that pull random files from specific folders or filtered by tags. You can set the plugin to display a random note at a set time each day, helping you revisit old ideas or refresh your memory without actively searching for them. If you don’t want the daily feature, you can easily trigger the plugin at any time via the ribbon icon. This is perfect for people who want to get more out of their note-taking by re-engaging with their old content in a non-intrusive way.

Automatically open daily random notes based on your preferences.

Daily Random Note

The **Perplexity Converter Plugin** for Obsidian addresses the issue of broken reference links in Perplexity outputs. When you paste Perplexity-generated text into your Obsidian notes, references appear as bracketed numbers (e.g., [1]), which Obsidian mistakenly interprets as external links with no destination. This plugin fixes the problem by converting those references into proper clickable links, ensuring they point to the correct external sources. It also modifies the reference section at the end of the note, making it display correctly without any unnecessary hyperlinks. The plugin only processes selected text, so previously fixed references remain intact. Perfect for anyone who frequently imports content from Perplexity, this tool ensures your citations are usable and well-formatted.

Fix references and their hyperlinks in text pasted from Perplexity.

Perplexity Converter

The **Check and Delete Plugin** for Obsidian streamlines your checklist management by allowing you to instantly delete completed tasks with a single button press. Ideal for users who prefer checklists but want to avoid the hassle of manually deleting each item, this plugin enhances productivity by automating the cleanup process. Whether you're organizing tasks or to-do lists, the plugin makes it easier to keep your notes clutter-free, especially on mobile devices. With support for standard checklist formats, it’s a simple yet effective tool for anyone looking to optimize their task management in Obsidian.

Quickly clean up temporary list-items with the press of a button

Check and Delete

The **Markdown Timeline** plugin brings a fresh way to visualize your markdown notes within Obsidian. It allows you to easily convert your content into interactive timelines, perfect for organizing events chronologically. Using simple markdown syntax, you can create timelines by marking dates and event titles, which are automatically sorted and displayed in a timeline format. This plugin also offers customization options, allowing you to tweak the appearance of your timelines to suit your style. Ideal for project planning, history tracking, or any content that benefits from a linear, time-based organization, the **Markdown Timeline** enhances the clarity and presentation of your notes with minimal setup.

Convert markdown into timeline visualization

Markdown Timeline

The **Brain Dump Mode Plugin** for Obsidian is designed to help writers push through perfectionism and focus on completing their first drafts. By disabling the delete key, this plugin removes the temptation to edit, encouraging users to keep writing without interruption. The plugin also features a fun, motivational twist: a shark will chase you if you type too slowly, urging you to maintain a steady pace. This playful approach is perfect for brainstorming, overcoming writer's block, or simply getting ideas onto the page quickly without worrying about mistakes. Whether you're drafting a blog post or outlining a project, Brain Dump Mode keeps the creative flow going with a sense of urgency and fun.

Done is better than perfect. Complete your first-messy-draft before you make it perfect. Your delete key will be DISABLED and all you can do is JUST BURN YOUR KEYBOARDS🔥

Brain Dump Mode

The **Activity Heatmap Plugin** for Obsidian provides a visually engaging way to track your note-taking habits over time. Inspired by GitHub's activity heatmap, this plugin displays a calendar-style heatmap that shows your writing and vault changes. It logs file changes by tracking metrics like file size and word count, updating the heatmap automatically in the background. Users can easily access the heatmap via a ribbon icon or the command palette, and can configure the view to show different metrics or time periods, such as the past year. This plugin is ideal for those who want to visualize their productivity patterns and stay motivated by seeing their progress in a colorful, easy-to-read format.

Tracks and visualizes app activity, similar to GitHub's contribution chart.

Activity Heatmap

The **Textgram Plugin** for Obsidian provides a unique way to incorporate ASCII graphics directly into your notes. Whether you’re documenting technical processes, creating flowcharts, Gantt charts, or tables, this plugin allows you to create flexible, versioned, and portable visual representations using text. By storing these graphics in your notes, they are automatically rendered as SVG images in preview mode, offering a seamless viewing experience. The plugin leverages the **typograms** library, ensuring an easy-to-use, text-based solution that doesn't lock you into specific tools. While you can manually create your ASCII graphics, future updates will include a built-in editor for even more convenience. This plugin is perfect for users who prefer keeping everything in Obsidian without relying on external diagramming tools.

Store and visualise ASCII graphics and charts

Textgrams

The **Obsidian Edge TTS Plugin** brings text-to-speech functionality to your Obsidian vault, allowing you to listen to your notes through Microsoft's Edge TTS API. This plugin is ideal for users who prefer auditory learning or those who want to multitask while reviewing their notes. It supports a wide range of voices and languages, giving you flexibility in customization. You can listen to selected text or entire notes, and it even lets you preview voice samples before choosing. The plugin offers an easy setup process, and with customizable playback notices, it enhances accessibility for a more inclusive experience. Whether you’re on the go or simply prefer audio, this plugin is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

Read notes aloud using Microsoft Edge Read Aloud API (free, high quality text-to-speech).

Edge TTS

The **Daily Note Calendar Plugin** for Obsidian provides a streamlined way to access and manage your daily and weekly notes via an intuitive calendar view. Users can fully customize the format of their notes, with support for popular date formatting options using `date-fns` rules. This plugin eliminates the need to manually search for files in the file tree, offering a much quicker navigation system. While it currently focuses on navigating to notes, future updates will include features like date indicators for notes and the

Navigate to your weekly- and daily-notes using a calendar view.

Daily notes calendar

The **Featured Image Plugin** for Obsidian automatically sets a featured image in the frontmatter of your notes based on the first image, YouTube link, or Auto Card Link it finds. This feature helps create visually rich note lists, similar to those in popular note-taking apps. The plugin supports local images, YouTube thumbnails, and Auto Card Link images, and it even offers bulk update commands to process all notes at once. With optimization features like debounced processing and smart caching, it ensures efficient performance across large vaults. You can also customize which folders to exclude or specify image formats, making it highly adaptable to your needs. Combine it with plugins like **Dataview** for a beautifully organized note list with previews. Whether you're organizing personal notes or creating a knowledge base, the Featured Image Plugin streamlines visual content management in Obsidian.

Featured Image automatically sets a featured image property in your notes based on the first image, YouTube link, or Auto Card Link image found in your document. This allows you to create rich note galleries using Folder Notes and Dataview.

Featured Image

The **Masking Type** for Obsidian turns your notes into an interactive study tool. By using this plugin, you can hide specific text in your notes and reveal it later with a simple click, mimicking the function of a traditional memorization sheet. In reading mode, items such as bold, italics, and highlighted text are filled in, and when clicked, the hidden content is revealed. Users can customize which parts of the text to hide by pasting specific properties at the top of a note. Additionally, the plugin allows for hint display before revealing the content, with options like a blurred view or a sneak peek. This makes it a great tool for testing your knowledge or reviewing key concepts in an engaging, interactive way.

Masking Type

**Todos Sort Plugin** is a handy new addition to Obsidian that helps users organize their tasks by completion status. This plugin automatically sorts todos each time a note is opened, allowing users to prioritize completed and pending tasks with ease. The sorting order can be customized so that completed tasks can either be placed at the top or bottom of the list, depending on the user’s preference. Designed for efficiency, it handles large notes without affecting performance, making it ideal for those managing extensive to-do lists. With a simple setup and user-friendly settings, Todos Sort streamlines task organization directly within your notes.

Sorting your TODOs (checkboxes) in current note by completion status

Todos sort

**NeuroVox** is a powerful new Obsidian plugin that combines voice transcription and AI processing, ideal for users who want to enrich their note-taking experience hands-free. With NeuroVox, you can record audio directly within Obsidian, and it automatically transcribes your speech using OpenAI’s Whisper API. The plugin also enables custom AI prompts, so you can set up workflows to summarize, identify to-dos, or generate other insights from your transcriptions. Recordings are saved directly to your vault, and transcriptions appear embedded as callouts within your notes, making it easy to keep both the audio and text together. This plugin is perfect for users seeking a streamlined, voice-driven approach to capture ideas, notes, or even meetings in real-time.

Enhances your note-taking with voice transcription and AI capabilities.

NeuroVox

The **Superstition Plugin** brings a fun, unique twist to productivity in Obsidian by reinterpreting the Chinese calendar’s “宜/忌” (Suitable/Unsuitable) concept. This plugin lets users assign activities they’d like to limit—like installing new plugins, switching themes, or reorganizing folders—and set “permitted” intervals for each task. For example, you might allow plugin installations every two weeks, or theme changes once a month. Each day, you can check your list to see what activities are recommended or “forbidden,” adding a bit of playful constraint to your routine and helping curb impulsive productivity distractions. Perfect for users looking for a lighthearted productivity nudge.

Manage routines with traditional calendar concept of 宜/忌.

Superstition

The **Workout Tracker** plugin for Obsidian is perfect for users wanting to integrate fitness logging into their note-taking workflow. This plugin enables you to log workouts, track exercise progress, and view detailed statistics for each activity. Users can set up muscle groups and exercises, customizing parameters like sets, reps, and weight to fit their specific routines. Additionally, a heatmap feature visualizes workout consistency and intensity, making it easy to spot trends and stay motivated. The plugin is ideal for fitness enthusiasts looking for a straightforward way to keep track of their workouts within the Obsidian environment.

Log workouts, track progress, and view exercise statistic.

Workout Tracker

The **SVG Styler Plugin** for Obsidian brings convenient customization for SVG files directly into your note-taking workspace. With this plugin, users can adjust various style properties—like color, border, and opacity—of embedded SVGs, all within the editor. It’s particularly useful for those who use icons or other SVG visuals in their notes and want to personalize their appearance without switching to external tools. The plugin allows you to save changes directly to the original SVG or create a duplicate with the new styles applied, giving flexibility for different use cases. A simple command palette action makes styling easy, offering a streamlined way to manage SVG visuals right from within Obsidian.

Change the color and other style properies of an embded SVG file

SVG Style Editor

The **Obsidian Text Finder** plugin is a handy tool for those who want to enhance their search-and-replace capabilities within Obsidian. It brings a feature-rich search and replace window, similar to what users are accustomed to in VSCode, but directly within the Obsidian editor mode. Users can search and replace text in their current Markdown file, with options for case sensitivity and regular expressions, adding flexibility for complex search needs. Additionally, the plugin highlights all matches and shows a count, making it easy to review search results at a glance. Customizable CSS options also allow for personalization, from styling match highlights to adjusting the search window's position. This plugin is ideal for users seeking a powerful, customizable text-finding experience within Obsidian.

A search bar that supports search, replace, regular expressions, and case sensitivity.

Text Finder

The **Unearthed Obsidian Plugin (Kindle Sync)** offers a convenient way to bring your Kindle highlights and notes directly into Obsidian. By syncing with the Unearthed.app service, this plugin allows users to easily capture insights from their Kindle reading and access them in Obsidian, along with options for Notion and Capacities. A standout feature is the **Daily Reflection**, which presents a selected highlight, quote, book details, and your notes each day, keeping your readings fresh in mind. Setup is straightforward—create an account on Unearthed, sync Kindle data through a browser extension, and add an API key in Obsidian. You can set it to auto-sync or initiate manual syncs, making it flexible for different workflows. This plugin is open source, inviting community contributions for future improvements.

Auto Sync Kindle Highlights and Daily Reflection via Unearthed

Unearthed (Kindle Sync)

The **Hexo Toolkit Plugin for Obsidian** is a practical tool for users who manage their blogs with Hexo. It streamlines the process of converting Obsidian notes into a format compatible with Hexo, handling unique syntax adjustments along the way. This includes transforming Obsidian's Markdown-specific elements, such as internal links, titles, and images, into Hexo-ready Markdown, even supporting embedded Excalidraw images by converting them to SVG format. The plugin also offers image management options; users can either manage images locally or integrate with SM.MS to automatically upload images during conversion. With easy access through the command palette and a conversion progress tracker, Hexo Toolkit simplifies the transition from note-taking to publishing for Hexo bloggers.

Hexo Toolkit

The **Obsidian TreeSearch Plugin** enhances navigation within your vault by allowing you to build and explore a hierarchy of notes and connections on the go. Designed for users who want a dynamic, interconnected note structure, TreeSearch simplifies creating relationships between notes without needing special tags or annotations. As you type, the plugin captures relationships, helping you quickly locate related notes through an intuitive hierarchy. This tool is ideal for users who want an organic, evolving network of notes that mirrors their thinking process and provides an easy way to trace ideas and connections as they develop.

Supercharged search across backlinks and relations in your notes

Tree Search

Run Python scripts directly as Obsidian commands

Python Scripter

Generates a Swagger-UI interface and embeds it as an iframe or link in notes

OpenAPI Renderer

Tags Routes

Plugin to integrate with Zotero, create literature notes, and insert citations from a Zotero library.

ZotLit

Plugin to let you change the case (UPPER CASE, camelCase, snake_case, etc) of the current selection.

Change Case

Integrates Tldraw into Obsidian, allowing users to draw and edit content on a virtual whiteboard.

Tldraw

Simplify tagging. Instantly analyze and tag your document with one click for efficient note organization. OpenAI API key required.

AI Tagger

The **Hierarchical Backlinks** plugin brings a new layer of organization to Obsidian’s backlinking feature by displaying backlinks as a collapsible tree based on your folder structure. This is particularly useful for users who rely on a well-defined directory organization over tags, allowing them to see how documents connect within the hierarchy of their folders. Instead of the standard flat list of backlinks, this plugin provides a more structured view, making it easy to navigate and focus on specific reference groups. With clickable links to each referenced note, it enhances navigation and makes backlink management more intuitive for those who prefer a physical folder structure in their note-taking workflow.

Hierarchical Backlinks

Automatically prompt for a template, when creating a note.

Auto Template Trigger

Collaborate in real time with live cursors. Share folders. Manage access to updates.

Relay

Effortlessly export your notes to Strapi CMS with AI-powered handling and SEO optimization.

Strapi Exporter AI

Contextual Sidecar

Adds a stopwatch whose value can be inserted in the editor per hotkey

Timetracker

Convert, compress and resize images from one format to another by dragging and dropping or pasting into the note.

Image Converter

Your own customizable markdown bible for your personal vault!

My Bible

Select something and let the AI complete it for you.

Select & Complete

Unlock your automation needs by interacting with your notes over a secure REST API.

Local REST API

Automatically organize notes, annotate photos and audio using AI.

AI File Organizer 2000

**MOC Link Helper** is an Obsidian plugin designed to streamline organizing your MOC (Map of Content) notes by managing links between MOCs and their child notes. If you’re using Dataview to create structured vaults, this plugin helps ensure every child note is properly linked back to its MOC, making it easier to maintain a clean hierarchy. The plugin features an “Open View” command that brings up a control panel where you can add or remove MOC links for selected notes, filter by MOC-only notes, and even track down “missing notes” that should be part of an MOC but aren’t yet linked. Ideal for desktop users looking to keep their Obsidian workspace tidy, MOC Link Helper makes managing complex note networks simple.

Helps with some MOC janitor-linking tasks.

MOC Link Helper

Shrinks pinned tabs to save screen space.

Shrink pinned tabs

Sync flashcards from a folder in your vault to Anki. Pure Markdown syntax. No fuss.

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