Import Notes

Bring your notes from Markdown, Notion, Obsidian, HTML, or Evernote into OpenCharts. Each imported file becomes a separate Notes project that you can edit, style, and share.

How to Access

Go to Settings → Integrations and click Open Importer, or navigate directly to /settings/import.

Supported Formats

Markdown (.md)

A single Markdown file. Headings, lists, code blocks, inline formatting, links, and images are all preserved.

Notion (.zip)

A Notion workspace export in Markdown & CSV format. Each page becomes a separate note. Folder hierarchy is reflected in note titles. CSV database exports are skipped.

How to export from Notion:

  1. Open Notion → Settings & Members → Settings.
  2. Scroll to "Export all workspace content".
  3. Choose "Markdown & CSV" as the export format.
  4. Download the resulting .zip file.

Obsidian (.zip)

A ZIP archive of your Obsidian vault. [[Wiki-links]] are converted to standard Markdown links. YAML frontmatter is stripped (tags are extracted). The .obsidian/ config folder is ignored.

How to export from Obsidian:

  1. Open your vault folder in Finder / File Explorer.
  2. Select all files and compress to a .zip.
  3. Upload the .zip file to the importer.

HTML (.html / .htm)

A single HTML file. The page title is extracted from <title> or the first <h1>. HTML is converted to Markdown via Turndown, then to BlockNote blocks.

Evernote (.enex)

An Evernote export file. Each <note> in the ENEX XML becomes a separate note. Tags and creation/update timestamps are preserved. Embedded images (en-media) are not imported.

How to export from Evernote:

  1. Open the Evernote desktop app.
  2. Right-click a notebook → Export Notes…
  3. Choose "ENEX (.enex)" format.
  4. Save the file and upload it to the importer.

Step-by-Step Import Guide

1

Choose a source

Select the app you're importing from (Markdown, Notion, Obsidian, HTML, or Evernote).

2

Upload your file

Click the upload zone and select the appropriate file (.md, .zip, .html, or .enex).

3

Preview & select

Review the parsed notes. Deselect any you don't want to import. Check warnings for skipped content.

4

Import

Click Import. Each selected note becomes a new Notes project in your workspace.

5

Done!

View your imported notes in the Projects page, or import more files.

What Gets Imported

  • Headings (H1–H6, mapped to BlockNote's 3 levels)
  • Paragraphs and inline formatting (bold, italic, strikethrough, code)
  • Bullet and numbered lists
  • Task lists / checklists (- [ ] and - [x] items become interactive checkboxes)
  • Tables (HTML and Evernote sources — converted via GFM)
  • Code blocks with language detection
  • Blockquotes
  • Links (inline Markdown links)
  • Tags (from Markdown/Obsidian YAML frontmatter or Evernote <tag> elements)
  • Creation/update timestamps (Evernote)

Known Limitations

  • Images embedded in ZIP-based sources (Notion, Obsidian) are not imported — only text content is converted.
  • Notion database (CSV) exports are skipped with a warning.
  • Evernote embedded attachments (en-media) are stripped during conversion.
  • Obsidian [[wiki-links]] are converted to placeholder links (#) — cross-note linking is not yet supported.
  • Very large exports (100+ files) may take a moment to parse in the browser.
For the best results with Notion exports, use the "Markdown & CSV" export format (not HTML). For Obsidian, make sure your vault is compressed as a single .zip — don't upload individual files.