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Notion Export to Obsidian

Convert a Notion Markdown export into a clean Obsidian vault with proper wikilinks

🔒 100% in-browser🆓 Free forever✨ No watermark
Drop your Notion Markdown & CSV export ZIP

Notion → ••• → Export → Markdown & CSV → include subpages

🔒 Files never leave your device

How it works

  1. 1
    Export from Notion

    In Notion click ••• on the workspace → Export → Markdown & CSV, include subpages, create folders for subpages ON.

  2. 2
    Upload the ZIP

    Drop the exported ZIP. The tool reads every .md file inside.

  3. 3
    Download the cleaned Obsidian vault

    New ZIP with UUID-free filenames, [[wikilinks]] between pages and attachments in an /attachments folder.

About Notion Export to Obsidian

Convert your Notion Markdown & CSV export ZIP into an Obsidian-ready vault. Rewrites Notion's ugly UUID-suffixed filenames, converts internal links to [[wikilinks]], flattens the folder structure and keeps attachments in a single folder. Runs 100% in your browser. Notion Export to Obsidian on DashConvert runs entirely inside your browser using modern JavaScript APIs — no server ever sees your files. That means faster conversions, complete privacy, and no upload limits.

Whether you need to convert a notion markdown export into a clean obsidian vault with proper wikilinks for work, study, or personal use, this tool is free to use as many times as you need. There are no watermarks, no sign-up, and no ads inside your documents.

Frequently asked questions

Why do Notion filenames look so ugly?

Notion appends a 32-character UUID to every filename to keep them unique. This tool strips those UUIDs and rewrites internal links so pages still connect properly.

Are databases converted?

CSV database exports are copied through as-is. Individual database rows exported as pages become normal Markdown notes.

Are attachments preserved?

Yes. Images and files are moved to an /attachments folder and links inside notes are rewritten to point to the new locations.

Is my export uploaded?

No. Everything runs in your browser.

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