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The **Remotely Save** plugin allows Obsidian users to sync their vaults with various cloud storage providers, including Amazon S3, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, and WebDAV. It supports both manual and scheduled synchronization, with options for end-to-end encryption to ensure data security. The plugin provides features such as skipping large files, custom exclusion rules, and basic conflict detection. Advanced features, available in the PRO version, include smart conflict handling and support for additional cloud providers. Users can sync across multiple devices and platforms, including mobile, using cloud services as intermediaries.

Remotely Save

The **BRAT** plugin is a game-changer for developers and beta-testers of Obsidian plugins and themes. With BRAT, you can easily assist other developers by testing and reviewing their creations without the hassle of manual updates. Simply add the GitHub repository path to your list of test targets, and BRAT takes care of downloading updates and reloading the plugin for you. This means no more tedious folder creation, file downloads, or copying files to the correct location. With BRAT, you can focus on what matters most - providing valuable feedback to developers and helping them improve their work.

BRAT

The **Self-hosted LiveSync** plugin syncs vault data through CouchDB, S3 compatible object storage or WebRTC peer to peer mode, with end to end encryption and conflict handling for note changes, metadata and hidden files. It can merge simple text conflicts automatically, sync settings, snippets, themes and community plugins through Customisation Sync or Hidden File Sync, and generate a setup URI so additional devices can join an existing vault from a working one. The plugin shows synchronisation status, transfer counts and storage activity in the status bar, includes recovery and troubleshooting paths for damaged states and supports an optional managed CouchDB host. Peer to peer mode still needs a signalling relay and one device with the required data online during synchronisation.

Self-hosted LiveSync

The **Zotero Desktop Connector** plugin seamlessly integrates your Obsidian workflow with Zotero, allowing you to effortlessly import citations, bibliographies, notes, and PDF annotations from Zotero into your Obsidian files. With this plugin, you can search for items in your Zotero library directly from Obsidian and import relevant information into your notes. The plugin also provides a range of commands to help you manage your citations and bibliographies, making it easy to stay organized and focused on your research. By bridging the gap between these two powerful tools, this plugin streamlines your workflow and saves you time and effort.

Zotero Desktop Connector

The **Paste URL into selection** plugin offers a convenient way to insert links (URLs) into your selected text with ease, similar to Notion's functionality. With this plugin, you can simply copy the link and then use the familiar `Ctrl/Cmd + V` shortcut to paste it into your Obsidian note. Additionally, the plugin also allows you to insert text into a selected link by using the command palette or setting up a hotkey. This feature is especially useful for those who frequently work with links in their notes.

Paste URL into selection

The **LanguageTool Integration** plugin is a must-have for Obsidian users who prioritize grammar and spell checking in their notes. With this plugin, you can leverage the power of LanguageTool to identify and correct spelling mistakes, grammatical errors, and syntax issues. The plugin offers three hotkeys: "Check Text" for instant feedback, "Clear Suggestions" to remove unwanted suggestions, and "Toggle Automatic Checking" to enable or disable real-time spellchecking. Additionally, it supports multiple languages within the same document, making it an ideal solution for academic or professional writing. With its user-friendly interface and robust features, this plugin is sure to elevate your writing experience in Obsidian.

LanguageTool Integration

The **Readwise Official** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who rely on note-taking and reading. This innovative plugin allows you to automatically generate summaries of your notes, making it easier to review and retain information. With Readwise, you can extract key points from your notes and create a condensed version, perfect for reviewing during study sessions or meetings. The plugin also enables you to export your summarized notes in various formats, giving you more flexibility when sharing or referencing them. Overall, Readwise streamlines the note-taking process, saving you time and mental energy while improving your learning outcomes.

Readwise Official

The **Citations** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with academic references. With this plugin, you can seamlessly integrate your bibliography with Obsidian's editing experience. The plugin supports BibTeX/BibLaTeX and CSL-JSON formats, making it compatible with popular reference managers like Zotero. Once set up, the plugin offers four convenient features: creating literature notes, inserting references, inserting content, and inserting citations. You can even customize the title and content templates to suit your needs. This plugin is a must-have for anyone who wants to stay organized and focused while working on research papers or articles.

Citations

The **Excel to Markdown Table** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently work with data from Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Apple Numbers, and LibreOffice Calc. With this plugin, you can easily paste your data into the Obsidian editor as beautiful Markdown tables. The plugin offers three convenient methods to paste your data: using Ctrl/Cmd + V, a hotkey, or the command palette. Whether you're working with a single column or multiple columns, this plugin makes it easy to get your data into a format that's easy to work with in Obsidian.

Excel to Markdown Table

The **Google Calendar** plugin allows Obsidian users to seamlessly manage their Google Calendar events from within the app. With this plugin, you can list and view upcoming events, create new ones, edit existing ones, and even delete them if needed. Additionally, you can automatically generate notes for each event and insert links to those events into your notes for easy reference. This integration streamlines your workflow, making it simple to stay organized and on top of your schedule while working in Obsidian.

Google Calendar

The **Nutstore Sync** plugin provides a two-way bridge between your notes and Nutstore using the WebDAV protocol. It handles incremental updates so only modified files move across, which keeps large vaults responsive. Sync behaviour can be tuned through loose mode, file-size limits, and conflict resolution rules that compare changes at character level or fall back to timestamps. A built in explorer lets you navigate and manage remote files, while real-time status indicators and detailed logs help you understand what's happening during each sync cycle. The plugin also supports single sign on to simplify authentication.

Nutstore Sync

The **Google Drive Sync** plugin allows users to synchronize their Obsidian vaults with Google Drive, enabling seamless cross-device access to their notes. It supports two-way syncing, prioritizing local changes and automatically resolving conflicts. The plugin ensures that multiple vaults can be managed within a single Google account while maintaining data integrity and configuration consistency. Users can manually push and pull updates or rely on automatic syncing when Obsidian is open.

Google Drive Sync

The **Kindle Highlights** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who have accumulated notes and highlights on their Kindle devices. With this plugin, you can seamlessly sync your Kindle notes and highlights directly into your Obsidian vault, without having to worry about manually transferring files or data. The plugin offers two syncing methods: one that connects to Amazon's Kindle Reader, allowing you to access highlights from books purchased directly from the platform; and another that uploads your "My Clippings.txt" file from your Kindle device, giving you flexibility in managing non-Amazon book highlights. With continuous automatic syncing, enriched metadata, and powerful templating options, this plugin makes it easy to organize and customize your Kindle notes and highlights within Obsidian.

Kindle Highlights

The **Webpage HTML Export** plugin allows users to export Obsidian files, canvas pages, or entire vaults as HTML files. This functionality provides direct access to the exported HTML files, making it easy to publish notes as a digital garden on the web. The plugin emphasizes flexibility and maintains style parity with the original notes. Key features include full-text search, a file navigation tree, a document outline, and a graph view. It supports exporting HTML as a single file with all dependencies included. The plugin is optimized for both web and mobile, and it maintains compatibility with popular Obsidian plugins like Dataview and Tasks. With its focus on seamless exporting and support for themes, it offers a powerful solution for users seeking to share or archive their notes as web pages.

Webpage HTML Export

The **ChatGPT MD** plugin integrates ChatGPT functionality directly into Obsidian, allowing users to create dynamic, interactive chats within markdown notes. It supports chat creation, streaming responses, and the use of templates for reusable chat scenarios. The plugin enables the use of frontmatter to customize ChatGPT API parameters and supports multiple roles like system, assistant, and user. Users can generate chats from highlighted text, add comment blocks, and infer chat titles from messages. Custom API endpoints are also supported, and responses can be streamed in real-time. Additional features include language selection for title inference, custom heading levels for roles, and options to stop ongoing streams. The plugin maintains minimal boilerplate for ease of use and integrates seamlessly with Obsidian's markdown rendering system, supporting lists, code blocks, and more.

ChatGPT MD

The **ReadItLater** plugin helps users save and archive web content directly into their Obsidian vault for later reading or reference. It supports various content types, including web articles, videos from platforms like YouTube and Vimeo, social media posts from Twitter and Mastodon, and text snippets. The plugin offers a customizable template engine to structure saved content with predefined variables, making it easier to organize and retrieve information. Additional features include automatic image downloads, batch processing of URLs, and clipboard-based content insertion.

ReadItLater

The **RSS Dashboard** plugin transforms your vault into a comprehensive feed reader supporting RSS, Atom, JSON feeds, YouTube channels and podcasts. Browse articles in a clean reader view, save them as markdown files with customizable templates and organize feeds into folders with tags. The plugin includes a curated Discover page with hand picked feeds across categories. YouTube videos play embedded, podcasts have an integrated audio player and articles convert to markdown automatically. OPML import/export lets you manage subscriptions easily. Auto refresh keeps content current, while filtering and sorting help you navigate large feed collections.

RSS Dashboard

The **Docxer** plugin enhances Obsidian by enabling seamless preview and conversion of .docx files to markdown. Users can easily add Word files to their vault, open them directly within Obsidian, and convert them into markdown format with a simple click. This plugin streamlines the integration of external Word documents into the markdown ecosystem, making it a valuable tool for those working with mixed file formats. By simplifying the conversion process, it boosts productivity and ensures compatibility across different file types.

Docxer

The **Obsidian Clipper** plugin enables users to capture web highlights and save them as Markdown entries directly into Obsidian. It supports saving content to daily or weekly notes and integrates with the Advanced Tables plugin for converting HTML tables to Markdown tables. The plugin includes a Chrome-based browser extension for enhanced functionality in browsers that do not support bookmarklets. This extension ensures seamless capturing of web content, making it particularly useful for researchers, writers, or anyone who frequently annotates online material. The plugin also includes tools for managing HTML-to-Markdown conversion, ensuring clean and structured notes.

Obsidian Clipper

The **Translate** plugin adds powerful translation capabilities to Obsidian, enabling users to translate text and files directly within the app. It supports a wide range of translation services, including Google Translate, DeepL, and Bergamot, among others. The plugin offers an intuitive and customizable interface, complete with commands for translating selections, detecting languages, and translating entire files. Advanced features include offline translation, glossary support, and multiple customizable translation views. With options for automatic translation and integration with various APIs, the plugin is ideal for users who need seamless multilingual workflows.

Translate

The **Snipd Official** plugin connects Snipd with your vault and syncs podcast highlights as structured notes. It pulls in the transcript, your notes, an AI summary, a link back to each snip and episode metadata such as title, image and publish date. The plugin also lets you control formatting through custom templates for episode filenames, episode notes and individual snips, so the imported content can fit an existing note structure. It can limit syncing to edited snips, and it works with Obsidian Bases by exposing metadata as properties and shipping with two default Base views. Access depends on signing in with a Snipd account through the plugin's connect flow.

Snipd Official

The **ZotLit** plugin enhances integration between Obsidian and Zotero, providing a streamlined workflow for managing and accessing academic references and notes. By connecting the two platforms, it enables users to link their Zotero library directly with Obsidian notes, offering features such as reference synchronization, metadata management, and seamless citation handling. Designed for researchers and knowledge workers, ZotLit simplifies the process of incorporating scholarly resources into personal knowledge management systems. The plugin is supported by detailed documentation and includes compatibility with both Zotero 6 and 7.

ZotLit

The **Media DB Plugin** plugin enables users to search for and import metadata about various media types, including movies, series, anime, games, music, and books, directly into their Obsidian vault. It supports multiple APIs, offering comprehensive search by title or ID and allows metadata customization through templates. Users can integrate existing media collections, bulk-importing notes from folders and enhancing them with metadata from the plugin. Customization options include renaming metadata fields and appending pre-defined templates to notes. Supported APIs include Jikan, OMDb, MusicBrainz, Wikipedia, Steam, and more, catering to a wide range of media formats.

Media DB Plugin

The **Imgur** plugin allows users to upload images to Imgur directly from Obsidian, helping to reduce the size of local vaults. It supports both anonymous and authenticated uploads, giving users the option to link images to their Imgur account or keep them private. Users can upload images by pasting from the clipboard or dragging files into their notes. The plugin supports animated GIFs during drag-and-drop uploads and makes it easier to share notes with images, as only a single file needs to be shared. By uploading images remotely, users avoid cluttering their vault with image files and can also reduce the size of cloud backups or git repositories. This is particularly useful for users who frequently add screenshots or images to their notes, such as students or researchers.

Imgur

The **AI Providers** plugin acts as a centralized configuration tool for managing AI service settings within Obsidian. It allows users to store and share API keys and provider configurations across multiple AI-powered plugins, eliminating the need to enter the same credentials repeatedly. Supporting providers like Ollama, OpenAI, and OpenRouter-compatible APIs, the plugin simplifies the integration of AI tools in Obsidian. It is particularly useful for developers looking to streamline AI integration without handling provider-specific APIs manually.

AI Providers

The **Open Gate** plugin enhances Obsidian by allowing users to embed websites directly within the app's interface. It provides a seamless browsing and note-taking experience by enabling embedded sites to appear in the left, center, or right panel, or even within a note. The plugin supports auto-generated icons from site favicons, embedding of non-iframe-compatible websites, and custom CSS injection for consistent styling with Obsidian. It also functions on mobile, ensuring flexibility for research, study, or general browsing without leaving the app.

Open Gate

The **Khoj** plugin brings AI-powered capabilities to Obsidian, acting as a personal assistant for knowledge management and productivity. It integrates seamlessly with local and online large language models (LLMs) and provides tools for semantic search, document retrieval, and automation. Users can query local and cloud-based data sources, create custom agents with specific knowledge and tools, and access features like personal newsletters, smart notifications, and image generation. Khoj supports various formats including Markdown, PDF, and Notion files, offering versatility in managing and accessing information. With a focus on privacy, the plugin is self-hostable while also offering cloud options for convenience.

Khoj

The **YTranscript** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently watch YouTube videos and take notes. With this plugin, you can easily extract transcripts from selected YouTube links and view them in a side window with timestamped markers. You can customize the frequency of timestamps and even copy all text or drag-and-drop lines to add to your notes. The plugin also allows you to click on timestamps to jump to specific points in the video, making it a powerful tool for note-taking and research.

YTranscript

The **Douban** plugin allows users to import and manage content from Douban directly within Obsidian. It supports importing various types of media, such as movies, books, music, TV shows, diaries, and games, along with user-specific data like ratings, comments, and watch/read status. The plugin enables synchronization of personal records, saving media covers locally or to an image hosting service, and customizing templates and file organization. It also integrates with other Obsidian plugins like Timeline and themes to enhance visualization.

Douban

The **BMO Chatbot** plugin brings AI-powered interaction to Obsidian, enabling users to brainstorm and generate ideas while creating notes. It supports multiple Large Language Models (LLMs) from providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and self-hosted APIs like Ollama and LM Studio. The plugin offers customizable profiles for chatbots, which can have unique knowledge, personalities, and presets. Users can chat with the bot in real-time, integrate it with current notes, and save conversations in markdown format for further analysis. Additional features include markdown-rendered responses, commands for configuring prompts and models, and the ability to edit memory states during conversations.

BMO Chatbot

The **Telegram Sync** plugin allows users to easily transfer messages, voice transcripts, images, and other files from Telegram to their Obsidian vault. By connecting a Telegram bot to Obsidian, users can automatically sync their chat content and save it either as new notes or append it to existing ones. This plugin supports the transcription of voice and video notes for Telegram Premium subscribers, as well as customizable templates for new notes. Additionally, it enables automatic markdown formatting and can even delete processed messages from Telegram to streamline the process.

Telegram Sync

The **Syncthing Integration** plugin enables seamless synchronization management for Obsidian users by integrating with Syncthing. It provides tools to resolve file conflicts, monitor synchronization status, and configure Syncthing directly from Obsidian. Users can view sync progress, manage ignored files, and handle conflicts through a dedicated interface.

Syncthing Integration

The **Jira Issue** plugin enables seamless integration between Obsidian and Atlassian Jira, allowing users to track, search, and display Jira issues directly within their notes. With support for multiple components, including detailed issue tracking, custom Jira queries, issue counts, and inline issue tagging, users can efficiently manage their tasks and monitor project statuses. The plugin provides flexible markdown syntax to embed Jira-related data, offering visualization options like tables and inline summaries.

Jira Issue

The **Note Companion** plugin combines AI chat, transcription and file organization in one workflow for turning rough captures into cleaner notes. It can transcribe YouTube videos plus local audio or video files, chat with vault context using files, folders and tags, suggest folders, tags, titles and formatting for messy notes, and enhance meeting notes with transcripts, discussion points and action items. The plugin supports Note Companion Cloud as well as a self hosted backend, and it can run with several model providers including OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Groq and local Ollama based setups. It stays desktop only, with setup paths that change depending on whether AI runs through the hosted service or infrastructure you control yourself.

Note Companion

The **AI Image Analyser** plugin sends image files to an Ollama model and stores the returned keywords inside your vault for later reuse. It works with JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP images, and lets you trigger analysis from the context menu or command palette. The default setup uses llava-llama3, though the model can be switched to llava, llava:13b or llava:34b in settings. Results are cached in a JSON file inside the plugin folder, which means repeated analysis is avoided and cached data can be synced across devices. It also connects with OmniSearch, so image analysis results can be indexed and searched when its indexing option is enabled.

AI image analyzer

The **Epub Importer** plugin allows users to convert EPUB files into Markdown notes within their Obsidian vault. This enables direct reading, annotating, and linking of eBooks, offering a seamless way to integrate reading materials into your note-taking workflow. Users can import EPUB files by providing file paths or configuring library directories. The plugin organizes eBooks into folders with Markdown notes, preserving metadata like title, author, and publisher. It supports annotation, linking, and organizing reading materials, making it a valuable tool for managing digital books within Obsidian.

Epub Importer

The **Smart Chat** plugin keeps AI conversations inside notes by storing provider threads in chat codeblocks and writing saved thread links back into the note. It supports ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and other services, lets you start or resume a conversation in an embedded chat view, and tracks active or completed threads with fields such as chat-active and chat-done. Provider specific codeblocks are available for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Google AI Studio, Open WebUI and Kimi, while the generic smart-chat block covers all providers and API chat in Pro. The stored links can be surfaced through Dataview lists, and mobile access is limited to saved thread links because the full embedded web UI depends on desktop webview support.

Smart Chat

The **SystemSculpt AI** plugin brings an agent workspace into notes with chat over files, images and built in vault tools. It streams reasoning, citations, tool activity and approval steps instead of hiding them. Conversations can include mixed attachments, and the plugin can find related notes through a portable semantic index. It also handles audio capture, imported audio and YouTube processing, then turns them into Markdown or SRT transcripts with structured summaries. Studio adds visual workflows for text, images, documents, media and vault actions. The same setup runs on desktop and mobile, while local CLI, terminal, dataset adapter and FFmpeg nodes stay desktop only. AI requests go through the SystemSculpt API, and vault mutations can pause for approval or run with full access.

SystemSculpt AI

The **Discord Rich Presence** plugin integrates Obsidian with Discord, allowing users to display their current activity in Obsidian as their Discord status. It updates details like the vault name, current file name, and time spent editing, with options for customization. Users can choose to show or hide specific information, such as file extensions or custom vault names. The plugin reconnects automatically or via a command if Discord is not open. This feature enhances collaboration and transparency, showcasing real-time work activity to friends or teams on Discord.

Discord Rich Presence

The **Companion** plugin is an AI-powered autocomplete feature for Obsidian note-taking and personal knowledge management platform. With Companion, you can write notes more quickly and efficiently by receiving smart suggestions based on the context of your writing. The plugin uses OpenAI's GPT-3 and GPT-3.5 models, including ChatGPT, and locally hosted Ollama models to generate tailored suggestions that adapt to your writing style. You can accept or ignore these suggestions as you write, allowing you to take advantage of AI-powered productivity without interrupting your workflow. Whether you're a student, researcher, or knowledge worker, Companion can help you streamline your note-taking and knowledge management processes.

Companion

The **Raindrop Highlights** plugin allows you to synchronize your Raindrop.io web article highlights and annotations directly into your Obsidian vault. It supports nested collections, manages Raindrop collections to sync, and provides customizable templates for organizing content, metadata, and filenames. Users can update existing files by appending new highlights or overwriting with the latest data. With manual and automatic sync options, the plugin ensures only bookmarks with highlights are included. Raindrop PRO users benefit from added annotation sync support. Additionally, it integrates seamlessly with Obsidian commands for managing collections, syncing bookmarks, and tracking sync times.

Raindrop Highlights

The **Toggl Track** plugin integrates Toggl's time tracking capabilities directly into Obsidian, allowing users to manage timers and generate time reports seamlessly. Users can view the current timer and its duration in the status bar, get a daily summary in a side panel, and manage timers through the command palette. Additionally, it supports rendering detailed time tracking reports within notes using simple code blocks, enabling better analysis and organization of tracked time. This plugin simplifies workflow management by integrating with other tools like QuickAdd, offering a comprehensive solution for time tracking and productivity monitoring.

Toggl Track

The **Social Archiver** plugin saves social media posts, web pages, newsletters and podcasts into a private archive library that can also write Markdown notes into your vault. It supports single post archiving, profile crawls and subscriptions across a wide list of platforms, then keeps archive state, tags, highlights, notes and delete actions aligned with the service where supported. The plugin also adds timeline browsing, media gallery views, full text search and optional web sharing for archived posts. Its desktop features extend this with podcast transcription and local AI comments through external CLI tools. It requires a Social Archiver account and Obsidian must stay open when the plugin writes Markdown files into the vault.

Social Archiver

The **Search on Internet** plugin enhances Obsidian by adding the ability to search selected text, note titles, and links on external websites directly from within the app. Users can configure custom search options for websites like Google or Wikipedia, or define their own using templates. Searches can be displayed in an embedded iframe within Obsidian or opened in the default browser. The plugin also integrates with the file context menu, enabling quick searches based on note titles or tags. It streamlines research and external lookups, making it easier to gather information without leaving Obsidian.

Search on Internet

The **Simple RSS** plugin allows Obsidian users to seamlessly pull and organize RSS feeds into their vaults. It supports custom templates and formatting using Mustache, enabling tailored note titles and content. Users can add and configure multiple feeds, set default folders for notes, and even customize specific RSS field types for advanced use cases. The plugin offers automatic note pulling at configurable intervals, making it an efficient tool for aggregating and managing external content within Obsidian.

Simple RSS

The **ICS** plugin integrates Google Calendar events into your daily notes in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can import events from calendar URLs to your daily note on demand. The plugin works seamlessly with the Daily Note and Periodic Notes plugins, allowing you to customize the output format for events. You can also use Dataview or Templater to automate event imports and create custom templates. This plugin is a great tool for staying organized and up-to-date with your Google Calendar events directly in Obsidian.

The **MCP Connector** plugin exposes your vault to AI clients over the Model Context Protocol through an MCP server that runs inside Obsidian on loopback, with no cloud round trip or separate binary. It includes 52 tools for file reading and writing, search, frontmatter updates, periodic notes, canvas changes, prompts and optional command execution, with structured outputs and tool annotations for safer client behaviour. The plugin also supports per client bearer tokens, per token tool policies and adaptive tool loading so each client can see a narrower or wider tool set without reconnecting. Semantic search runs locally with selectable embedding providers, prompt files can inline note embeds and command execution stays disabled until you allow specific commands per vault.

MCP Connector

The **Ollama** plugin integrates the Ollama AI tool into Obsidian, enabling users to enhance their notes with advanced text manipulation features. Pre-configured prompts such as summarization, explanation, expansion, and various rewriting styles (formal, casual, active voice, bullet points) streamline text editing and content generation. Users can also create custom prompts with specific models and temperature settings. The plugin processes selected text or entire notes and inserts the results back into the document, enhancing productivity and creativity.

Ollama

The **Wikipedia Search** plugin integrates Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects into Obsidian, allowing users to quickly search, link, and open articles directly within their notes. Key features include linking articles in various languages, inserting descriptions, introductions, and thumbnails, and creating notes from Wikipedia content. Users can also hyperlink selected text and customize inserts with templates. Articles can be viewed in Obsidian using the Surfing plugin, enhancing accessibility and integration of external knowledge into personal note-taking workflows.

Wikipedia Search

The **Taskbone** plugin enhances productivity in Obsidian by providing tools for seamless integration with Todoist and enabling OCR functionality. It supports two-way synchronization between Obsidian notes and Todoist tasks, with automatic linking in both directions and compatibility with the popular Tasks Obsidian plugin. Users can configure sync options to suit their workflows. The plugin also includes OCR capabilities to extract text from images and format it using customizable templates, making it easy to annotate or insert content directly into notes. These features simplify task management and improve the handling of image-based information within Obsidian.

Taskbone

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Sync notes between local and cloud with smart conflict: S3 (Amazon S3/Cloudflare R2/Backblaze B2/...), Dropbox, webdav (NextCloud/InfiniCLOUD/Synology/...), OneDrive, Google Drive (GDrive), Box, pCloud, Yandex Disk, Koofr, Azure Blob Storage.

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BRAT - Beta Reviewer's Auto-update Tool for Obsidian. 

Uwe Wennmann

LiveSync demo showing synchronisation activity in a vault

Francois Theron

Insert and import citations, bibliographies, notes, and PDF annotations from Zotero into Obsidian.

Paste URLs into selected text "notion style"

Obsidian plugin which integrates your academic reference manager with the Obsidian editor. Search your references from within Obsidian and automatically create and reference literature notes for papers and books.

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Tom ANDREYS

An Obsidian plugin to paste data from Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Apple Numbers and LibreOffice Calc as Markdown tables in Obsidian editor.

Ganessh Kumar R P

A plugin to make Obsidian work in Google Drive to enable access to iOS.

Sync your Kindle notes and highlights directly into your Obsidian vault

むげん〈mugen〉

Export html from single files, canvas pages, or whole vaults. Direct access to the exported HTML files allows you to publish your digital garden anywhere. Focuses on flexibility, features, and style parity.

A (nearly) seamless integration of ChatGPT into Obsidian.

A dashboard for organizing and consuming RSS feeds, YouTube channels, and podcasts with smart tagging, media playback, and seamless content flow.

🚀 Boost your productivity by previewing and converting Word files easily to markdown. 

Truong Minh Huy

Obsidian plugin that allows users to clip parts of a website into their obsidian daily note (or new note)

Translate text and entire notes in Obsidian

Bring your Zotero library into Obsidian. Create liter ature notes, insert citations, and annotate PDFs without leaving your vault.

A plugin that can query multiple APIs for movies, series, anime, games, music and wiki articles, and import them into your vault.

This plugin is a hub for setting AI providers (OpenAI-like, Ollama and more) in one place.

Empower your Obsidian notes with seamless web integration.

Your AI second brain. Self-hostable. Get answers from the web or your docs. Build custom agents, schedule automations, do deep research. Turn any online or local LLM into your personal, autonomous AI (gpt, claude, gemini, llama, qwen, mistral). Get started - free.

an obsidian plugin that can pull data from douban to your markdown file

Generate and brainstorm ideas while creating your notes using Large Language Models (LLMs) from Ollama, LM Studio, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral AI, OpenAI, and more for Obsidian.

Transfer messages and files from Telegram to Obsidian

Obsidian plugin for Syncthing integration

This plugin allows you to track the progress of Atlassian Jira issues from your Obsidian notes.

Note Companion: AI assistant for Obsidian that goes beyond just a chat. (prev File Organizer 2000)

Analyze images with AI to get keywords of the image.

Animated view of Smart Chat provider codeblocks across supported AI platforms

Provider selector for inserting a Smart Chat codeblock

ChatGPT conversation running inside a Smart Chat codeblock

Grouped Smart Chat threads menu showing active and completed chats

Enhance your Obsidian App experience with AI-powered tools for note-taking, task management, and much, MUCH more.

Update your Discord Status to show your friends what you are working on in Obsidian. With Discord Rich Presence.

Autocomplete your obsidian notes with AI, including ChatGPT, through a copilot-like interface.

An Obsidian.md plugin that syncs highlights from Raindrop.

A Toggl integration plugin for the popular knowledge base application Obsidian.

Release repository for Social Archiver - Archive social media posts from 8 platforms into Obsidian

Add context menu items in Obsidian to search the internet.

Generate Daily Planner from one or more ical feeds

Your Obsidian vault, exposed to Claude and any MCP client. Runs inside Obsidian, on-device semantic search, no cloud round-trip, no binary to download.

Tool Loading settings: profile radios with Adaptive selected, five promoted tools and the "Limit to specific tools" ceiling

Access Control settings: the Default token row with its secret masked, per client copy buttons, .mcpb export, regenerate and revoke, plus server port, fixed port and server name

Claude Desktop Settings, Extensions: Obsidian MCP Connector installed with a Configure button and the drop area for .MCPB files

A better Obsidian Wikipedia plugin: Search, link, insert and open Wikipedia/Wikimedia articles directly from the app

Obsidian OCR plugin - extract text from images

Obsidian Plugin that provides metadata export for use with third-party apps.

Metadata Extractor

The **Metadata Extractor** plugin offers a powerful way to export metadata from your Obsidian vault. With this plugin, you can write various types of metadata to disk, including tags, markdown notes, non-markdown files, and canvas files. This allows third-party apps to access and utilize your Obsidian metadata in ways that were previously not possible.

The plugin provides four different JSON exports, each with its own unique structure and purpose. For example, the tag export writes a JSON file containing information about each tag and its corresponding file paths, while the markdown notes metadata export writes a JSON array of Metadata objects for each Markdown file in your vault.

These exports can be executed on a schedule, giving you control over when and how often your metadata is updated. The plugin also offers configuration options to customize the names and locations of the exported files, as well as the frequency and timing of the exports.

Overall, the **Metadata Extractor** plugin opens up new possibilities for integrating Obsidian with other apps and tools, making it a valuable addition to any Obsidian user's toolkit.

Slurps webpages and saves them as clean, uncluttered Markdown. Think Pocket, but better.

Slurp

The **Slurp** plugin allows users to effortlessly save and convert web pages into clean, structured Markdown files within Obsidian. With features like metadata enrichment through OpenGraph, customizable frontmatter, and the ability to create notes from URLs or browser integrations, it enhances the experience of managing web-based resources. Users can automatically include tags, excerpts, author information, publication dates, and more in their notes. The plugin is designed to work seamlessly across desktop and mobile devices, making it a versatile tool for organizing and storing online content for later use.

Obsidian 公众号排版、飞书云同步与多平台（小红书、知乎等）发布插件。Markdown 转微信文章 / Feishu docs / 知乎、小红书、今日头条等草稿，支持数学公式、本地图片、GIF 和 Mermaid。

Wechat Converter

The **Wechat Converter** plugin turns Markdown notes into formatted WeChat articles with a live preview, rich HTML copy flow and direct draft sync for multiple Official Account profiles. It keeps layout details intact across code blocks, math, Mermaid diagrams, callouts, wide tables, local images and GIFs, while frontmatter can supply cover and excerpt data for publishing. The plugin also syncs notes to Feishu cloud documents with rebinding and overwrite support and can hand articles to the Obsidian Publisher browser extension for beta distribution to other platforms. A visual settings panel controls themes, typography, quote styles and preview behaviour. It also includes AI layout planning, cached layout reuse and punctuation normalization for rendered Chinese text without changing the source note.

Note to MP

The **Note to MP** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to keep track of their notes and tasks. This plugin allows you to create custom notes with specific metadata, making it easy to categorize and filter your notes by type, priority, or deadline. With Note to MP, you can also set reminders and due dates, ensuring that you never miss a crucial task or note. Whether you're a student, professional, or simply someone who wants to stay organized, this plugin is sure to become an indispensable tool in your Obsidian workflow.

Korean Book Info Plugin

The **Korean Book Info Plugin** plugin streamlines the process of importing detailed book information from Yes24 directly into the front matter of an Obsidian document. With this plugin, users can automatically insert data such as the book title, author, category, total pages, publication date, cover URL, reading status, and personal ratings into a structured format. The plugin also allows users to customize default values for tags, status, ratings, and notes, while optionally including the book title in the main content.

Scrybble

The **Scrybble** plugin allows users to seamlessly synchronize their ReMarkable notes with their Obsidian vault. Upon starting Obsidian, the plugin automatically checks for new notes synced through the Scrybble website. Users can also manually trigger syncing through the plugin's settings. Notes are by default saved in a dedicated 'scrybble' folder in the vault, providing a convenient way to keep handwritten ReMarkable notes integrated within the Obsidian workspace.

DeepL

The **DeepL** plugin for Obsidian allows users to easily translate text directly within their notes using the DeepL translation service. With customizable language settings, users can translate selected text to and from various languages with just a few clicks. The plugin supports appending translations to the original text or replacing the selection entirely. To use this plugin, you need a DeepL API key, which can be obtained from DeepL's website. It's an efficient tool for users who frequently work with different languages in Obsidian, providing seamless translation capabilities within the app.

Obsidian Google Tasks

The **Obsidian Google Tasks** plugin enables seamless integration of Google Tasks into your Obsidian workflow. Users can view, create, edit, complete, and delete tasks directly from within the Obsidian interface. It features a Google Tasks View, accessible via a sidebar icon, which allows quick task management, including toggling between task lists, force updating, and real-time syncing with Google Tasks. The plugin also supports commands for listing, creating, and inserting tasks into notes. While time-specific tasks are not supported due to API limitations, the plugin provides a robust solution for general task management in a single workspace.

Allow you to access your calibre libraries and read books directly in Obsidian.

Calibre

The **Calibre** plugin for Obsidian allows users to access their Calibre libraries and read books directly within the Obsidian workspace. With this plugin, you can customize your reading experience by rearranging your layout and taking notes while you read. You can even open multiple panes to read more books simultaneously. The plugin is easy to use, with a simple three-step process to get started: start the Calibre content server, install the plugin, and open the Calibre container. The plugin also provides options for changing the content server port, giving you flexibility in how you access your library.

Matter

The **Matter** plugin allows you to seamlessly sync your highlights and notes from [Matter](https://hq.getmatter.app) directly to your Obsidian vault. With this plugin, you can easily access all of your notes across platforms, ensuring that your knowledge base stays organized and up-to-date.

An obsidian plugin for publishing docs to WordPress.

Publish to WordPress for Obsidian

The **Publish to WordPress for Obsidian** plugin allows users to publish their Obsidian notes directly to a WordPress site. By setting up the WordPress URL and username in the plugin settings, users can easily publish their documents via the Command Palette or a sidebar button. The plugin supports YAML front matter for overriding titles, tags, and adding metadata like post IDs and categories. It supports both XML-RPC and REST API protocols for publishing, with a preference for REST API for better security and compatibility. This plugin is ideal for users who want to integrate Obsidian with their WordPress website, allowing seamless publishing of notes as WordPress posts.

Open external link with specific brower in Obsidian

Open Link With

The **Open Link With** plugin offers users a convenient way to open links in new tabs or windows, eliminating the hassle of constantly right-clicking and selecting "open link in new tab" or "open link in new window". With this plugin, you can customize how links are opened by specifying default behavior for different types of links. This feature is particularly useful for users who frequently open multiple links simultaneously, such as researchers, writers, or anyone who spends a lot of time browsing online.

Obsidian plugin that pulls contact and calendar event information from your Google account

Google Calendar and Contacts Lookup

The **Google Calendar and Contacts Lookup** plugin allows users to seamlessly integrate Google Calendar events and Google Contacts into their Obsidian notes. It provides commands to quickly look up and insert meeting details or contact information, making it an ideal tool for users managing meeting notes or maintaining a lightweight CRM system within Obsidian. The plugin supports multiple Google accounts and enables customizable templates for inserted content. By leveraging personal and organizational Google directories, it ensures efficient and accurate data retrieval for enhancing note organization and collaboration.

AI Commander

The **AI Commander** plugin integrates OpenAI's GPT models with Bing search and other AI tools to enhance note creation and management in Obsidian. Users can generate text, images, or audio transcripts based on prompts, selected text, or current lines. It supports contextual text generation using Bing search results or embedded PDF attachments. Features include customizable commands, prompt optimization through Prompt Perfect, and compatibility with Whisper and DALL·E models for audio and image generation. This plugin is ideal for leveraging AI to streamline content creation and enrich notes.

Obsidian plugin for Ironsworn/Starforged games

Iron Vault

The **Iron Vault** plugin is a comprehensive tool for playing Ironsworn/Starforged system games within Obsidian. With its built-in official rulesets, you can enjoy a seamless gaming experience with features like campaign management, multiplayer support, and customizable game data. The plugin also offers a range of blocks, commands, and entities to enhance your gameplay. Additionally, it provides a sidebar for quick access to important information, special links, CSS tweaks, callouts, and homebrew support. With its robust feature set and ease of use, Iron Vault is an excellent choice for Ironsworn/Starforged enthusiasts looking to streamline their game nights.

An Obsidian Plugin that connects Trello cards to Obsidian notes.

Trello

The **Trello** plugin integrates Trello with Obsidian, allowing users to manage their Trello cards directly from within their notes. It provides features such as connecting cards to notes, updating labels, adding comments, and managing checklists. Users can create new cards, move them between lists, and customize the displayed Trello elements to suit their workflow.

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