How to Migrate Your Notes to Obsidian: A Quick Guide
Thinking of switching to Obsidian? Good choice! Obsidian offers flexibility, control over your notes, and powerful graph views for connecting ideas. Here’s a short guide on migrating your notes from various platforms.
Evernote to Obsidian
Use Yarle, a popular tool for converting Evernote’s .enex files to markdown. Export your notes from Evernote, convert with Yarle, and move them into your Obsidian vault. Easy and efficient!
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Google Keep to Obsidian
Export your notes via Google Takeout, then convert them to markdown using a script like KeepToObsidian. It handles images and tags, making it a solid solution for seamless migration.
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OneNote to Obsidian
OneNote migration can be done using the OneNote2Markdown script, which converts notebooks into markdown. Alternatively, export your notes to Evernote first and then migrate using Yarle.
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Trello to Obsidian
Use the T2MD tool to transform your Trello boards into markdown files. This tool captures tasks and content so you can easily manage them in Obsidian.
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Notion to Obsidian
Export Notion content as markdown & CSV files, and import them into Obsidian. You can organize folders to match your Notion structure and enjoy Obsidian’s linking power!
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With these tools, migrating to Obsidian is straightforward, allowing you to take full advantage of its Smart Connections and local-first features. Happy note-taking 🌴