notion downloader

Export Notion to Obsidian

Obsidian wants markdown files in a folder. This download is that folder, zipped. Paste a public Notion link and drop the result into your vault.

Obsidian vault: folders, YAML, and wikilinks.

No sign-up. Works with any Notion page that opens without logging in. The first 100 pages are free. Need pictures or a bigger site?

What you get

  • course-handbook.zip
  • Welcome.md
  • Getting started/
  • Lesson 1.md
  • Lesson 2.md
  • databases/
  • Reading list.csv
  • ALL.md
# Welcome

- Read this first
- Then open [[Lesson 1]]
One markdown file per page, in folders that match the Notion sidebar, plus a CSV for each database.
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Drop a public Notion site into an Obsidian vault

Obsidian does not speak Notion. It speaks a folder of markdown files, with wikilinks if you want them later. The official Notion-to-Obsidian path still assumes you own the workspace and have an export or an API token.

If you only have a public link, paste it here. This landing already uses Obsidian folders, YAML titles, and [[wikilinks]]. Unzip the download into a vault folder and Obsidian will index it.

Each Notion page becomes a .md file named from the title. YAML at the top holds the title, icon, and original URL. Pictures on the free plan stay as Notion URLs and will rot — use Plus if the images matter in your vault.

Plain markdown: Notion to markdown online. Migration wording: Notion to Obsidian migration. Plus for offline images.

How it works

Three steps, no setup

You do not need to install anything, sign up for anything, or know anything about Notion. Here is the whole process.

  1. Step 1

    Paste a Notion link

    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.

  2. Step 2

    We gather the pages

    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.

  3. Step 3

    Download your files

    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.

What you get

The same download, offered three ways. Pick the job that matches why you opened the page.

One page

Save an article and leave.

  1. This page, or pages inside

    Tap This page for one note. Pages inside walks the nested pages on the same public site.

  2. Preview and copy

    The first page appears as you save. Copy the markdown without waiting for the zip.

Wiki or course

Keep a public handbook before it moves.

  1. Folders that match the tree

    Child pages land next to their parent, so a course still looks like a course.

  2. Real tables

    In-page Notion tables become markdown tables, not empty comments.

  3. Databases as CSV

    Each database also ships as a spreadsheet in databases/.

  4. One file with everything

    ALL.md concatenates the site so you can search it, or paste it into a chat.

  5. Stop anytime

    Long wikis can wait. Stop and download whatever is already saved.

  6. Come back later

    Every run has a link. Close the tab and pick up the zip while it is still kept.

Obsidian vault

Drop the zip into a folder of notes.

  1. Wikilinks between notes

    Turn on Obsidian — or use that landing — for [[wikilinks]] instead of web URLs.

  2. Titles, covers, and source

    Each note starts with YAML for the title, icon, and original URL, plus the cover when the page has one.

Good for

Questions