The Importer plugin is a game-changer for anyone looking to consolidate their notes from multiple apps and file formats into a single Obsidian vault. With this plugin, you can effortlessly import notes from popular apps like Apple Notes, Bear, Evernote, Google Keep, Microsoft OneNote, Notion, Roam Research, HTML files, and Markdown files. The importer converts the notes to plain text Markdown files, making it easy to organize and search your entire library of notes within Obsidian. This plugin is a great tool for anyone who wants to streamline their note-taking process and gain a unified view of their knowledge base.

A plugin that can query multiple APIs for movies, series, anime, games, music and wiki articles, and import them into your vault.

Import EPUB files as Markdown.

The 新枝Newledge plugin allows you to seamlessly integrate your Newledge data with Obsidian, making it easy to access and organize your notes across both platforms. With this plugin, you can sync your Newledge data in real-time or schedule automatic syncing at intervals that suit your workflow. Additionally, the plugin supports manual syncing for when you need more control over the process. One of the standout features is its compatibility with Obsidian's built-in "Daily Journal" plugin, which enables you to link your Newledge notes to specific days and create a comprehensive timeline of your thoughts and ideas. Overall, 新枝Newledge streamlines your note-taking experience by providing a unified platform for all your information.

Import attachments by moving them into the vault.

Import your Kindle notes in .csv and Clippings format to Obsidian.

The Day One Importer plugin allows users to seamlessly convert their Day One journal entries into Obsidian markdown files. By exporting a Day One journal as JSON, the plugin imports the entries into a designated folder within the Obsidian vault. The plugin supports text entries, rich text, inline images, videos, and various metadata, such as tags, location, activity, and more. Importing is streamlined with customizable folder options, and any errors during the import process are logged for review. Once the import is complete, users can easily organize the files and remove the original JSON file, making it a practical solution for bringing Day One content into the Obsidian environment.

Import/export TiddlyWiki tiddler files with Obsidian

The Medium Importer plugin allows you to seamlessly import Medium articles into your Obsidian vault as markdown files. It leverages the Unofficial Medium API to fetch articles using their URLs, providing an efficient way to manage and store your Medium content locally. Users can specify a folder for saving articles and easily add or sync Medium authors to keep their vault up-to-date with new publications. The plugin supports API key integration via RapidAPI and ensures data security by recommending users manage sensitive information responsibly.

The Day One Importer plugin allows users to seamlessly convert their Day One journal entries into Obsidian markdown files. By exporting a Day One journal as JSON, the plugin imports the entries into a designated folder within the Obsidian vault. The plugin supports text entries, rich text, inline images, videos, and various metadata, such as tags, location, activity, and more. Importing is streamlined with customizable folder options, and any errors during the import process are logged for review. Once the import is complete, users can easily organize the files and remove the original JSON file, making it a practical solution for bringing Day One content into the Obsidian environment.

Imports Google Keep backup files

A plugin for importing data from Wikidata into your Obsidian vault.