Paste a public Notion link and get the page — plus any pages inside it — as markdown files. No login, no Notion account, no setup. Just a download.
What you get
# Welcome - Read this first - Then open [Lesson 1](Getting started/Lesson 1.md)
How it works
You do not need to install anything, sign up for anything, or know anything about Notion. Here is the whole process.
Step 1
Find a public Notion page — a wiki, a handbook, a course, anything where the link opens without asking you to sign in. Copy that link and paste it above.
Step 2
The tool reads the page you pasted. If you asked for pages inside, it follows those links too — nested pages, sub-pages, and database rows.
Step 3
Every page becomes a markdown file in one zip. Folders follow the Notion tree. Free keeps image URLs from Notion. Plus saves the image files next to the markdown so they still open later.
The same download, offered three ways. Pick the job that matches why you opened the page.
Save an article and leave.
Tap This page for one note. Pages inside walks the nested pages on the same public site.
The first page appears as you save. Copy the markdown without waiting for the zip.
Keep a public handbook before it moves.
Child pages land next to their parent, so a course still looks like a course.
In-page Notion tables become markdown tables, not empty comments.
Each database also ships as a spreadsheet in databases/.
ALL.md concatenates the site so you can search it, or paste it into a chat.
Long wikis can wait. Stop and download whatever is already saved.
Every run has a link. Close the tab and pick up the zip while it is still kept.
Drop the zip into a folder of notes.
Turn on Obsidian — or use that landing — for [[wikilinks]] instead of web URLs.
Each note starts with YAML for the title, icon, and original URL, plus the cover when the page has one.
No. This tool works with public Notion pages only. If a page asks you to sign in when you open it in your browser, this tool can't reach it either.
Yes. On the homepage, tap “This page.” The download-a-page landing already does that for you. “Pages inside” follows nested pages and database rows on the same public site.
Markdown is plain text with simple formatting (headings, lists, links). It's easy to read in any editor, search, and convert to other formats later. PDF is a fixed layout. This tool gives you markdown — one file per page, plus a combined ALL.md file.
Yes. Check “Obsidian wikilinks,” or use the Obsidian landing. The zip uses folders, YAML titles, and [[wikilinks]] between notes. Unzip it into a vault (or a folder inside one).
Free downloads cap at 100 pages. Plus raises that to 5,000 so a full public wiki or course can come down in one zip. Download always starts free — Plus is a separate page if you need pictures or a bigger site.
Tables become markdown tables. Databases also export as CSV files. Free markdown keeps Notion's image URLs, which expire. Plus downloads the images into the zip so the files keep working offline.
Yes. Each run has a keep-this-link ticket under the form. Copy it, or open it later to get the zip, as long as the job is still kept (24 hours on free, 7 days on Plus).
No. This is an independent tool that reads public Notion pages the same way your browser does. It's not affiliated with Notion.
Stripe takes payment and emails you a receipt. We drop a cookie in that browser so Plus is on. If you switch computers, open Restore Plus and enter the email from the receipt — or the restore code shown after you pay. No Notion account, and no password on this site.
Plus is a digital unlock that starts as soon as you pay, so we do not refund it except where the law requires it or we charged you twice by mistake. Cancel a monthly plan anytime; it stays on until the end of the period you already paid. See the refund policy.
Yes. The page works in any modern mobile browser. You can copy the first page as markdown, or keep the download link and open the zip on a laptop later.