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The **Mind Map** plugin for Obsidian allows users to visualize their Markdown notes as interactive mind maps. With this plugin, you can easily explore the relationships between ideas and concepts in your notes. The plugin provides a seamless integration with Obsidian's note-taking system, allowing you to quickly switch between different notes while keeping the mind map preview updated. Additionally, you can pin the mind map pane to the current note for easy reference or copy the SVG image of the mind map to share it with others.

Mind Map

The **Advanced Canvas** plugin enhances the canvas experience in Obsidian by introducing a suite of features for creating and managing visual layouts like presentations, flowcharts, and interactive diagrams. Users can customize node and edge styles, including shapes, colors, borders, and arrows. Additional functionalities include collapsible groups, portals for embedding canvases, auto-resizing nodes, focus mode, and a presentation mode for slide-based navigation. The plugin supports advanced commands for quick customization and interactions, allowing for seamless organization and visualization of complex ideas.

Advanced Canvas

The **Full Calendar** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to keep their schedule and events organized alongside their notes. This plugin integrates the FullCalendar library, allowing you to view your daily schedule and special events in a visually appealing calendar format. Events are stored as separate notes with special frontmatter, enabling you to take notes, form connections, and add context to any event on your calendar. You can also pull events from frontmatter on notes or daily notes, making it easy to stay organized. Additionally, Full Calendar supports read-only ICS and CalDAV remote calendars for seamless integration with other calendar systems. With this plugin, you'll be able to keep your calendar in sync with your Obsidian vault like never before.

Full Calendar

The **ExcaliBrain** plugin is an innovative tool that generates a visual mind-map of your Obsidian Vault, allowing you to navigate and connect your notes in a more intuitive way. Inspired by TheBrain and Breadcrumbs, ExcaliBrain interprets the links, dataview fields, tags, and YAML front matter in your markdown files to create a structured map of your knowledge. The plugin distinguishes five types of relationships between your notes, including children, parents, friends, other friends, and siblings, making it easy to identify how ideas are connected. With ExcaliBrain, you can gain a deeper understanding of your thoughts and ideas by visualizing the relationships between them.

ExcaliBrain

The **Mermaid Tools** plugin for Obsidian.md brings a convenient toolbar to your editing experience, making it easier to create diagrams and visualizations using Mermaid.js. With this plugin, you can quickly access common Mermaid.js elements, such as shapes, arrows, and more, without having to remember their syntax. Simply click on an element in the toolbar, and it will be inserted into your editor for further customization. The plugin also includes a settings panel where you can create, edit, delete, and reorder your custom elements, giving you greater control over your diagram-making process. Whether you're creating flowcharts, sequence diagrams, or other types of visualizations, Mermaid Tools simplifies the process and streamlines your workflow.

Mermaid Tools

The **Datacore** plugin is a modern reimagining of Dataview, designed to deliver faster queries, smoother rendering, and fully interactive views. It introduces a React-based JavaScript API with stateful, flicker-free updates and a more efficient query system. Instead of static results, Datacore offers WYSIWYG table views that can be edited directly, making data handling closer to the experience of tools like Notion or Airtable. It also enhances task management with richer metadata handling, enables live editing of values, and supports embeds for Markdown, images, and videos within views. Another standout feature is its ability to query not just pages but also sections and blocks, including attachments and PDFs. This makes it highly flexible for users managing structured knowledge across large vaults while benefiting from a streamlined interface and improved performance.

Datacore

The **Charts** plugin for Obsidian brings interactive visualizations to your notes, enabling you to explore and understand complex information in a more engaging way. With this plugin, you can create charts that dynamically update based on your note content, helping you to identify patterns, trends, and relationships. Perfect for data-driven research, brainstorming sessions, or simply visualizing your thoughts, the Charts plugin adds a new dimension to your Obsidian experience.

Charts

The **Obsidian Leaflet** plugin is a powerful tool for mapping and tracking initiatives in your tabletop role-playing games. It allows you to create custom battlemaps, load creatures as markers, and sync the map with the Initiative Tracker combat state. The plugin also supports integration with other plugins like 5e Statblocks, Dice Roller, and more. With its robust features and customization options, Obsidian Leaflet is an essential tool for any TTRPG enthusiast. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just starting out, this plugin will help you take your game to the next level.

Leaflet

The **Diagrams** plugin for Obsidian.md brings the power of visual storytelling to your notes. With this plugin, you can create and insert diagrams directly into your notes or save them as standalone files. The plugin supports SVG files and also recognizes .drawio extensions, giving you flexibility in creating and editing diagrams. You can easily add new diagrams or edit existing ones using intuitive interfaces. This plugin is perfect for those who want to visualize complex information, illustrate concepts, or create flowcharts and mind maps within Obsidian.md.

Diagrams

The **Calendarium** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who love crafting mind-bending fantasy and sci-fi calendars. With this plugin, you can create intricate timelines that bring your stories to life. The Calendarium plugin offers a range of features that allow you to customize your calendar to suit your needs. You can add events, holidays, and other important dates with ease, making it simple to keep track of your story's timeline. Additionally, the plugin includes a range of customization options, allowing you to tailor the appearance of your calendar to fit your unique style. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting out, the Calendarium plugin is an essential tool for anyone looking to take their storytelling to the next level.

Calendarium

The **Heatmap Calendar** plugin allows users to visualize data in a heatmap-style calendar similar to the GitHub activity chart. It is ideal for tracking daily activities such as exercise, finances, project progress, and other habits. The plugin integrates with Dataview to collect and display data from daily notes, offering customization options for colors, intensity levels, and layout. Users can configure the calendar to highlight specific data points and adjust the styling through Obsidian's CSS snippets. The plugin supports multiple color schemes, global settings, and customizable display options, making it a flexible tool for tracking personal or professional activities.

Heatmap Calendar

The **Map View** plugin provides an interactive mapping solution for visualizing geolocations within Obsidian notes. It scans your notes for location data and places markers on an interactive map, turning your vault into a personal Geographic Information System (GIS). The plugin supports features such as saving geolocations from various sources, customizable map layers, offline map caching, and embedding maps directly into notes. Users can categorize locations with custom tags, apply different icons, and perform powerful queries to filter and retrieve geographic data.

Map View

The **Obsidian42 - Strange New Worlds** plugin is a game-changer for users who want to uncover hidden connections between their notes and ideas in Obsidian. This innovative plugin helps you visualize the relationships between different parts of your vault, revealing unexpected patterns and associations that can spark new insights and creativity. By surfacing these connections in an intuitive way, Strange New Worlds encourages you to explore new areas of thought and discover fresh perspectives on your work. Whether you're a seasoned Obsidian user or just starting out, this plugin is sure to delight anyone looking to take their note-taking experience to the next level.

Obsidian42 - Strange New Worlds

The **Juggl** plugin is a revolutionary graph view for Obsidian that allows you to visually organize your thoughts and ideas with ease. With Juggl, you can create a personalized "workspace" where you can navigate your vault through a beautiful graph, selecting which parts to expand or hide as needed. The plugin's styling pane gives you complete control over the appearance of your graph, using CSS, YAML, or the Style Pane to customize node colors, shapes, sizes, and icons. Whether you're working on a project or simply brainstorming ideas, Juggl provides a unique way to visualize and connect your thoughts, making it an indispensable tool for any Obsidian user.

Juggl

The **Image Toolkit** plugin is a must-have for anyone who frequently works with images in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can preview, zoom, move, rotate, flip, and copy images directly within your notes. The plugin offers two modes: Normal Mode and Pin Mode. In Normal Mode, you can only view one image at a time, while in Pin Mode, you can view up to five images simultaneously and even edit your notes while they're being previewed. Additionally, the plugin features a gallery navbar that allows you to quickly switch between images, and customizable background and border colors for the navbar. Whether you're working on a project or simply want to enhance your Obsidian experience, this plugin is definitely worth checking out.

Image Toolkit

The **Obsidian Mindmap Nextgen** plugin is a powerful tool for visualizing your notes as mindmaps. With this plugin, you can easily create and customize mindmaps using Markmap, a popular JavaScript library. The plugin offers a range of features, including the ability to pin or unpin mindmaps, collapse all nodes, and toggle the toolbar. You can also use checkboxes and LaTeX expressions in your mindmaps. Additionally, the plugin allows you to set frontmatter settings for each document, which takes precedence over global settings. With its flexibility and customization options, this plugin is a great tool for anyone looking to visualize their notes in a new way.

Obsidian Mindmap Nextgen

The **Charts View** plugin enables users to create a wide variety of interactive data visualizations within Obsidian. It supports multiple chart types, including bar, pie, radar, treemap, word cloud, dual-axis, and organization tree graphs. Users can generate charts from CSV files, internal note data, or Dataview queries. The plugin provides a chart wizard for easy configuration and customization of chart elements, such as colors, labels, and tooltips. With options for importing CSV files, combining multiple datasets, and enabling search interactions within charts, users can create dynamic and insightful visualizations. Charts View also integrates seamlessly with the Dataview plugin, allowing users to visualize note data directly. This plugin is ideal for those looking to transform their notes into visually appealing and interactive data dashboards within Obsidian.

Charts View

The **Timeline** plugin enables users to create visually appealing timelines in their Obsidian notes, enhancing the way chronological or event-based information is presented. It supports two tagging formats: simple `timeline` for quick entries and `timeline-labeled` for more structured events with labels such as date, title, and content. Users can customize the timeline's appearance with predefined classes for line thickness, body spacing, and active colors, which seamlessly integrate with Obsidian's theme. The plugin provides an intuitive way to organize and display historical data, project milestones, or any chronological narrative directly within notes.

Timeline

The **Excel** plugin seamlessly integrates x-spreadsheet, a powerful feature sheet tool, into Obsidian. With this plugin, you can store and edit `xlsx` files directly in your vault. The plugin offers various features such as creating new sheet files, importing/exporting xlsx files, embedding links to markdown, copying selected cells to HTML, and customizing settings. This plugin is perfect for users who need to work with Excel files within Obsidian.

Excel

The **3D Graph** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to visualize their notes in a more immersive and interactive way. With this plugin, you can create stunning 3D graphs that help you connect the dots between your ideas and concepts. The plugin uses advanced algorithms to generate visually appealing and easy-to-understand 3D models of your notes, allowing you to see relationships and patterns that might be difficult to spot in traditional text-based formats. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply someone who likes to organize their thoughts, the **3D Graph** plugin is an excellent addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

3D Graph

The **Charted Roots** plugin turns a vault into a genealogy and worldbuilding workspace built around linked notes. It imports GEDCOM, GEDCOM X, Gramps XML and CSV data, keeps relationships in sync across notes and provides duplicate cleanup, schema validation and data quality checks. The plugin can open an interactive family chart for editing and exploration, generate canvas based trees with multiple layouts and produce printable tree charts in several export formats. It also adds map views, custom image maps, timeline style note content, evidence and source tracking, statistics, calendar views and a book builder for compiling reports and notes into one document. Universe and organization entities extend the same model to fictional settings.

Charted Roots

The **Extended Graph** plugin significantly upgrades Obsidian's core graph view by introducing a range of powerful visualization and customization features. Users can change node appearances with different shapes or embedded images, scale node and link sizes based on metadata statistics, and apply advanced filtering using tags and properties. It allows for multiple graph configurations, enabling quick switching between different views tailored to specific contexts. Users can isolate and focus on particular nodes, pin them for persistent visibility, and export entire graph views as SVG files.

Extended Graph

The **Big Calendar** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to stay organized and on top of their tasks. This plugin integrates with React Big Calendar, allowing you to view your schedule in four different formats: month, week, day, and agenda views. But that's not all - it also connects with your daily notes, displaying tasks marked with time and day, as well as blocks marked with time. With just a click, you can jump back to the original note where the task or block was created.

Big Calendar

The **Contribution Graph** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users to visualize and track their notes, habits, activity, and history. With this plugin, you can create interactive heatmap graphs that resemble GitHub's contribution charts. You can use it as a habit tracker, note tracker, or review report generator, and even customize the appearance with different themes and styles.

The plugin offers various features such as multiple graph types, personalized style options, customizable dates, and interactive charts. You can also integrate it with DataviewJS to dynamically render charts. The configuration options are flexible, allowing you to tailor the graph to your specific needs.

Whether you're looking to track your daily progress or review your past activity, the **Contribution Graph** plugin provides a visually engaging way to do so.

Contribution Graph

The **Map view for Obsidian Bases** plugin adds a geographical perspective to your notes by turning linked data in Bases into an interactive map. It allows you to display markers that update dynamically based on filters, making it easy to visualise note collections in spatial context. Markers can be styled with custom icons from the Lucide library and coloured using RGB, HEX, or CSS variables, offering strong visual cues for different categories. You can also load custom background tiles for a personalised map experience and define default zoom levels to control navigation. Coordinates can be stored as text, lists, or split into latitude and longitude properties, providing flexibility in data entry.

Maps

The **TikZJax** plugin enables seamless integration of LaTeX and TikZ diagrams into Obsidian notes, supporting the rendering of complex graphics like graphs, circuits, chemical diagrams, and more. By utilizing the standalone document class and a variety of LaTeX packages, users can create rich visual content directly within their markdown files. The plugin supports TikZ-specific code blocks for defining diagrams and offers compatibility with packages such as chemfig, tikz-cd, circuitikz, and pgfplots. It is a valuable tool for users who want to enhance their notes with mathematically precise and visually detailed diagrams, catering to academic, professional, or personal needs.

TikZJax

The **Chronos Timeline** plugin introduces an elegant way to create interactive, visually rich timelines directly in your Obsidian notes using simple Markdown syntax. Whether you want to document historical events, track project milestones, or analyze complex narratives, this plugin makes it easy to represent dates, periods, and markers. Users can insert pre-designed templates or start from scratch with minimal setup. A standout feature is its AI-assisted timeline generation, which transforms highlighted text with date references into structured timelines. 

Chronos Timeline

The **Marp Slides** plugin for Obsidian allows users to create and present slide decks directly within their notes. This plugin leverages the power of Marp, a popular Markdown-based presentation tool, to enable users to easily create professional-looking slides with minimal effort. With Marp Slides, users can preview and export their slide deck in various formats, including HTML, PDF, PPTX, and images. Additionally, users can customize the theme of their slides using custom CSS. This plugin is a great tool for anyone looking to create engaging presentations from their Obsidian notes.

Marp Slides

The **draw.io** plugin adds the draw.io editor inside Obsidian and keeps the workflow local, with no internet requirement and a small local server handling the app. It supports interactive diagrams in reading mode, where shapes can open notes, external links, or attached markdown fragments. Diagrams can also hold richer embedded content, including markdown based blocks rendered inside the canvas. The plugin includes native Mermaid and LaTeX support from draw.io, and it can place diagrams inside Canvas with links and fragment driven content intact. Editing can be opened from commands, keyboard shortcuts, or context menus, so diagrams stay part of the normal note flow instead of becoming a separate export step.

draw.io

The **Heatmap Tracker** plugin is a powerful tool for visualizing data over a calendar year in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can create customizable heatmaps to track habits, project progress, and other important data points. The plugin offers a range of features, including yearly heatmap visualization, interactive navigation, and flexible data entries with tooltips. You can also define your own color schemes and intensity ranges to match your data's theme. Additionally, the plugin allows for monthly separation options and highlights the current day for easy identification.

Heatmap Tracker

The **Better Search Views** plugin is a game-changer for anyone who relies heavily on Obsidian's search features. With this plugin, you'll be able to see your search results in a whole new light. Gone are the days of simple text-based searches - now you'll get an outliner-like context around every match, complete with breadcrumbs and hierarchical rendering. This means that you can quickly and easily navigate through your notes, backlinks, and queries like never before. The plugin even includes features like hover-over pop-ups and clickable breadcrumbs to make it even easier to explore your content. Whether you're a power user or just looking for a more intuitive way to search your notes, **Better Search Views** is definitely worth checking out.

Better Search Views

The **Slides Extended** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to create engaging slide decks. With this plugin, you can embed your notes directly into your slides, making it easy to reference and build upon your ideas. The live preview feature allows you to see your slides come together in real-time, while the theme customization options let you tailor the appearance of your presentation to suit your style. Additionally, you can export your slides as PDF documents or HTML presentations, making it easy to share with others. With support for most Obsidian Markdown syntax, this plugin is a must-have for anyone looking to elevate their slide deck creation experience.

Slides Extended

The **Persistent Graph** plugin brings a sigh of relief to Obsidian users who rely heavily on the global graph as a spatial tool. With this plugin, you can save and restore the layout of your graph, ensuring that all your hard work isn't lost when you restart or close the app. The plugin also offers an automatic restore feature, so you don't have to worry about manually saving and loading your graph each time. Additionally, it provides a continuous simulation option, allowing you to focus on exploring your ideas without interruptions. Overall, this plugin is a game-changer for those who value the flexibility and convenience of their graph-based workflow.

Persistent Graph

The **Diagrams.Net** plugin integrates the diagrams.net online editor into Obsidian, allowing users to create and edit diagrams directly within their notes. This plugin provides full access to the diagrams.net feature set and shape libraries but requires an internet connection. Diagrams are saved as separate files alongside their image representations, enabling easy access and editing in any diagrams.net-compatible editor. The plugin supports moving and renaming diagrams within Obsidian while ensuring both associated files are updated. However, users should manually duplicate files if copying diagrams, as automatic association is not supported.

Diagrams.Net

The **Map of Content** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who struggle to keep track of their notes and connections. This innovative tool provides a visual representation of your vault, showing you exactly where you are in relation to other notes and how they're connected. With the Map of Content, you'll never get lost in your notes again. It's like having a mental map of your thoughts and ideas, right at your fingertips. The plugin automatically updates as you navigate through your notes, so you can focus on what matters most - creating and connecting your knowledge. Whether you're a seasoned Obsidian user or just starting out, the Map of Content is an essential tool for anyone looking to streamline their note-taking experience.

Map of Content

The **Life Tracker** plugin adds a dedicated Base view for tracking frontmatter data across notes and turning it into charts, heatmaps, timelines and other visual summaries. It supports numeric, text, checkbox, date, list, tag and file metadata based properties, then lets you capture values through a dialog, batch entry flow or grid view with auto save and mobile friendly controls. Visualisations can be customised with time granularity, overlays, colour schemes, reference lines, moving averages, running totals and per view layouts. The plugin also handles custom filename date patterns, property presets and note filtering rules, so tracked data can come from daily notes or other structured files without changing how those notes are named.

Life Tracker

The **Spreadsheets** plugin brings the power of a standard spreadsheet tool directly to Obsidian, allowing you to create and manage complex spreadsheets within your note-taking environment. With rich text formatting, formulas, filtering, and sorting capabilities, this plugin enables you to organize and analyze your data in a flexible and customizable way. The intuitive interface also allows for easy cell manipulation, including merging, resizing, and dragging cells. Whether you're tracking project progress, managing inventory, or simply keeping track of your tasks, the **Spreadsheets** plugin provides a robust solution for spreadsheet creation and management within Obsidian.

Spreadsheets

The **Mehrmaid** plugin extends the capabilities of Mermaid-JS codeblocks in Obsidian, allowing users to render Obsidian-generated markdown inside Mermaid node labels. This feature supports a variety of markdown elements, including links, tags, codeblocks, and Mathjax expressions. Users can create complex diagrams with customizable node contents, including embedded images, formatted text, and mathematical formulas. Mehrmaid simplifies the process of visualizing data and relationships within Obsidian notes, making it a useful tool for creating dynamic, interactive charts directly from markdown syntax.

Mehrmaid

The **Image Gallery** plugin is a fantastic addition to Obsidian, allowing users to create dynamic and customizable image galleries within their notes. With zero setup required, this plugin makes it easy to embed local images from a folder into a beautiful masonry layout. Users can choose between horizontal or vertical layouts and customize various properties such as spacing, border radius, and sorting options. The plugin also includes a lightbox feature for viewing images in detail, making it perfect for showcasing collections of photos or other visual media. Overall, the **Image Gallery** plugin is an excellent way to add some visual flair to your Obsidian notes and enhance your note-taking experience.

Image Gallery

The **Smart Connections Visualizer** plugin enhances note navigation in Obsidian by creating an interactive, force-directed graph to visualize connections between notes and blocks. The dynamic layout emphasizes relevance by displaying closer nodes for stronger relationships, aiding in discovering new insights. Users can preview note content by hovering over nodes, adjust visualization parameters like node size, label visibility, and link strength, and interact with the graph using zoom, pan, and hover features. This tool integrates seamlessly with the Smart Connections plugin, offering a unique and efficient way to explore interconnected information. Ideal for those seeking to visualize and enhance their note-taking experience.

Smart Connections Visualizer

The **CSV Table** plugin is a powerful tool for rendering CSV data as tables within Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can easily import and display your CSV files in a formatted table, complete with filtering, sorting, and column customization options. Simply place the plugin's code block in your note, specify the source CSV file, and configure the settings to suit your needs. The plugin supports various data types, including integers, booleans, and dates, making it easy to work with complex data sets. Additionally, you can use advanced filtering expressions and sorting options to refine your results. Whether you're working with large datasets or just want to easily display some CSV data in your notes, the **CSV Table** plugin is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

CSV Table

The **3D Graph New** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users, allowing them to visualize their notes in three dimensions. With features like zooming, rotating, and panning, users can navigate complex networks of interconnected ideas with ease. The plugin also offers advanced filtering options, node grouping and coloring, and customizable display settings. Additionally, it includes features like label fade, focus on nodes, search and focus, multiple selection, and DAG mode to help users better understand their notes. With its wide range of customization options, the **3D Graph New** plugin is an excellent tool for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of their knowledge graph.

3D Graph New

The **DataCards** plugin transforms Dataview query results into elegant, customizable card layouts, offering a more visual and user-friendly way to present structured note data. Instead of plain tables, users can display content like books, tasks, or any tagged data as cards with properties such as images, ratings, and excerpts. It supports multiple layout presets like portrait, compact, and grid, along with mobile-friendly settings and lazy loading for better performance. Each code block can be fine-tuned with its own display settings, giving users flexibility to design card views tailored to their vault content.

DataCards

The **InfraNodus AI Graph View** plugin transforms Obsidian vaults into dynamic knowledge graphs, enabling users to visualize and analyze connections between ideas, concepts, and topics. It leverages advanced clustering and network science to highlight key topics, identify gaps, and generate research questions or ideas using built-in AI. The plugin can analyze single or multiple files, include backlinks and unlinked mentions, and provide rich graph analytics such as centrality, modularity, and influence metrics.

InfraNodus AI Graph View

The **Desmos** plugin enables users to render interactive Desmos graphs directly within Obsidian notes, both online and offline. It supports graphing multiple equations using LaTeX math format and allows users to customize graph appearance by adjusting parameters such as axis limits, grid visibility, and color. The plugin also provides options to control equation visibility, style, and labels, making it easier to create and visualize mathematical content.

Desmos

The **Bases Charts** plugin adds scatter, line and bar chart views to Bases. After choosing a Base, you can map number, date or string values to the X axis and numeric properties to the Y axis, then switch between chart types without leaving the view system. It also supports grouping, color based splits and multi chart modes that separate results by group or by property. The README stays narrow and practical, focusing on axis rules, supported field types and how chart panels are arranged. That makes it a small but direct layer for turning structured notes into visual comparisons inside a Base.

Bases Charts

The **Mermaid Popup** plugin is a convenient addition to Obsidian, allowing you to display diagrams from various formats such as Mermaid, PlantUML, and Graphviz in a zoomable and draggable popup. With this plugin, you can easily view and interact with your diagrams without taking up too much space on the page. The popup is accessible through a customizable hotkey or by clicking an open button at the top of the screen. You can then use your mouse, touch gestures, or UI buttons to zoom in/out, drag the diagram around, and even close it when you're done.

Mermaid Popup

The **3D Graph** plugin delivers a fully interactive, deeply customizable 3D force directed graph view for your entire vault. You can pan, zoom, and rotate to explore connections from every angle, with instant updates as you tweak appearance or physics. Node shapes, sizes, and colors for notes, attachments, and tags can be set independently, and color-coded groups are easy to define using path, tag, or file queries. Live search and filtering help you spotlight the links that matter, while advanced settings let you fine tune the graph's layout. Click nodes to focus or open them, and enjoy smooth performance thanks to real-time caching.

New 3D Graph

The **Timelines (Revamped)** plugin turns tagged notes into chronological views that can be rendered vertically or horizontally. It supports time spans, custom date formatting, arrows between related events and group based layouts, so a set of dated notes can behave like a real map of changes rather than a plain list. The project also adds subgroup handling and updated insert commands around those metadata fields. Because the timeline is built from notes and properties you already keep, it stays close to the vault instead of asking for a separate data model.

Timelines (Revamped)

The **Nested tags graph** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to visualize their nested tags in a clear and intuitive way. This plugin connects the dots between sub-tags and their parent tags, creating a comprehensive graph view that reveals the relationships between your notes' organization structure. With this plugin, you'll be able to spot patterns, identify gaps, and refine your tagging strategy like never before.

Nested tags graph

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An Obsidian plugin for displaying markdown notes as mind maps using Markmap.

⚡ Supercharge your canvas experience! Graph view integration and unlimited styling options empower flowcharts, dynamic presentations, and interconnected knowledge. 

Владислав «The Javil'» Малинин

Keep events and manage your calendar alongside all your other notes in your Obsidian Vault.

A graph view to navigate your Obsidian vault

Tools for improved Mermaid.js experience in Obsidian.md

Work-in-progress successor to Dataview with a focus on UX and speed.

Ganessh Kumar R P

Uwe Wennmann

Charts - Obsidian Plugin | Create editable, interactive and animated Charts in Obsidian via Chart.js

Adds interactive maps to Obsidian.md using Leaflet.js

The ultimate Obsidian plugin for crafting mind-bending fantasy and sci-fi calendars

Garbage. I can't get anything I want to show up on the calendar, I can't get rid of things I don't want to show up on the calendar, and I've read all the documentation front to back and not a single page of it is even a little helpful.

Ben Forde

An Obsidian plugin for displaying data in a calendar similar to the github activity calendar

B Caesar

Revealing the strange new world of connected thoughts in your vault.

An interactive, stylable and expandable graph view for Obsidian. Juggl is designed as an advanced 'local' graph view, where you can juggle all your thoughts with ease. 

Create mind maps from your obsidian markdown files

Data visualization solution in Obsidian, support plots and graphs.

Obisdian.md plugin for creating timelines 

Professional genealogical tools for Obsidian. Interactive family charts, geographic maps, PDF reports, GEDCOM/Gramps import-export, evidence tracking, and fictional calendar support. Built for genealogists, historians, and worldbuilders.

Community plugin to add features to the graph view.

Moy Walker

Big Calendar in Obsidian, for manage your events in a day/week/month and see agenda too!

generate interactive gitxxx style contribution graph for obsidian, use it to track your goals, habits, or anything else you want to track.

Map layout for Obsidian Bases. Display your notes as an interactive map view.

Render LaTeX and TikZ diagrams in your notes

Render interactive timelines in your Obsidian notes from simple Markdown.

Stephen Cooper

Create markdown-based Marp presentations in Obsidian 

A plugin for Obsidian that integrates the draw.io editor into Obsidian.

A customizable heatmap tracker plugin for Obsidian to visualize daily data trends with intuitive navigation and flexible settings.

Maxim Rubanov

Outliner-like breadcrumb trees for search, backlinks and embedded queries

Create markdown-based reveal.js presentations in Obsidian

An Obsidian plugin for saving and restoring the positions of nodes on the global graph view

This repository contains a plugin for Obsidian for inserting and editing diagrams.net (previously draw.io) diagrams.

Generate and display a Map of Content for your Obsidian vault that gets updated with any changes, based on the links in your vault

Capture and visualize the data that matters in your life

Rendering Obsidian Markdown inside Mermaid diagrams.

A zero setup masonry image gallery for Obsidian

Chie F

Visualize your notes and see links to related content with AI embeddings. Use local models or 100+ via APIs like Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT & Llama 3

Have a CSV file you want to render some or all of the data from?  This plugin allows you to display that data in your obsidian preview.

Obsidian Plugin that transforms dataview tables into visually appealing and customizable card layouts.

Advanced graph view for Obsidian: text analysis, topic modeling, and AI with InfraNodus AI text analysis tool: https://infranodus.com

Embed graphs directly into your obsidian notes

This works incredibly well for professional mathematical notes, I couldn’t find any significant functions which this didn’t have

Katie

Visualize your vault in 3D with a powerful, highly customizable, and filterable graph.

Create a timeline view of all notes with the specified combination of tags

A small plugin for Obsidian that links nested tags in graph view

The official D2 plugin for Obsidian. D2 is a modern diagram scripting language thats turns text to diagrams.

The **D2** plugin enables users to create modern diagrams within Obsidian using the D2 diagram scripting language. By turning text into diagrams, the plugin offers a seamless way to visualize ideas and structures directly in your notes. It supports various layout engines, customizable themes, padding, sketch-like rendering, and other configuration options to enhance the visual appeal of diagrams. Users can create diagrams by using fenced code blocks with the `d2` language tag. This plugin requires a local installation of D2 and allows for additional customization by specifying paths and settings.

This plguin for Obsidian creates a simple month view for visualizing your punch records.

Habit Tracker

The **Habit Tracker** plugin provides a streamlined way to visualize and manage your habits within Obsidian. Users can create a customizable monthly view to log and track their activities or accomplishments with tags, emojis, or text notes. This plugin allows flexibility in displaying rich text, including links and images, for enhanced detail in habit entries. By simply inserting a code block with specified parameters, users can track their progress efficiently. The plugin is especially useful for individuals seeking an intuitive and personalized method to monitor daily or periodic tasks and habits.

This is a plugin for syncing graph settings (Color Groups and Search Filters) to Local Graphs

Sync Graph Settings

The **Sync Graph Settings** plugin is a simple yet effective tool that streamlines the process of synchronizing color group settings between your global and local graphs. With just one click, you can easily copy your carefully crafted color group configurations from your global graph to your active local graph, saving you time and effort in the process. This plugin is perfect for users who work with multiple graphs and need to maintain consistency across their projects.

Obsidian Canvas plugin that let's you show only pages / arrows with specific tags / colors / connections.

Canvas Filter

The **Canvas Filter** plugin enhances the functionality of Obsidian Canvas by enabling users to selectively display nodes based on criteria such as color, tags, or connections. This allows users to focus on specific elements within complex canvases by hiding unrelated nodes while maintaining their original positions. The plugin supports filtering by connections to and from selected nodes, providing a dynamic way to analyze relationships. It is particularly useful for organizing and decluttering large visual projects while retaining the overall structure.

Living Graph

The **Living Graph** plugin brings a new level of engagement to your Obsidian notes by animating your graph views. With 12 presets to choose from, you can customize the look and feel of your graphs to suit your style. The plugin also includes a toggle command to easily turn the animation on or off. Imagine watching your connections come alive as you navigate through your notes, making it easier to visualize relationships between ideas and concepts.

Explore your Obsidian vault in visual format

Vault Explorer

The **Vault Explorer** plugin for Obsidian is a powerful tool that helps you navigate and organize your vault files by leveraging frontmatter properties. With this plugin, you can create custom filter groups to narrow down your file search, sort files by various criteria, and even customize the layout of your view. The plugin also includes features such as file icons, tags, and preview functionality.

One of the standout features of Vault Explorer is its ability to fetch cover images from specified URLs, making it easy to visually organize your files. You can disable this behavior in the settings if you prefer not to make network requests.

Vault Explorer is a privacy-friendly plugin that does not include any client-side telemetry or make unnecessary network requests. It's also open-source and welcomes contributions from the community.

Overall, Vault Explorer is an excellent addition to any Obsidian user's toolkit, offering a high degree of customization and control over your file organization and viewing experience.

Obsidian.md plugin for automatic time tracking and metrics generated from your Obsidian usage activity.

WakaTime

The **WakaTime** plugin is a valuable addition to the Obsidian ecosystem, providing users with metrics and insights into their usage activity. With this plugin, you can automatically track your time spent on specific projects or tasks within Obsidian, giving you a clear picture of how you're spending your time. The plugin also offers a dashboard view of your coding activity, allowing you to easily monitor your progress over time. Overall, WakaTime is a useful tool for tracking and optimizing your productivity, helping you stay focused and achieve your goals.

Tasks Map

The **Tasks Map** plugin visualizes all your tasks as an interactive graph, showing how they relate to one another through emoji and link syntax from the Tasks plugin. Each task appears as a draggable node with details like summary, tags, priority emoji, and completion status, while edges represent task dependencies or references. You can filter by tags, mark tasks as complete, and open linked files directly from the graph. The layout automatically organizes nodes using dagre for clarity, and relationships can be deleted by removing the connecting hashes. Built with a modern React Flow interface, it provides a visual and intuitive way to manage interconnected tasks inside your vault.

Graph Link Types

The **Graph Link Types** plugin for Obsidian enhances the graph view by dynamically displaying the types of links between notes. It utilizes the Dataview API and PIXI.js to provide a more informative, interactive, and visually engaging experience. By showing the relationship between notes through customized link types, this plugin allows users to gain a clearer understanding of how notes are interconnected within their vault. Users can also customize the text that appears on each link, making the graph view more intuitive. This plugin is ideal for those who want a deeper insight into their note connections and improve their Obsidian graph usage.

Kroki

The **Kroki** plugin allows you to render diagrams in Obsidian, using the Kroki server or a custom one. With this plugin, you can easily include various diagram types such as sequence diagrams, flowcharts, and more into your notes. To use it, simply create a fenced code block with the diagram type specified as the language, and add your diagram code inside. The plugin supports multiple diagram types and allows for customization through options.

Neo4j Graph View

The **Neo4j Graph View** plugin is a powerful tool for visualizing your Obsidian vault as a graph, allowing you to explore relationships between notes in a more intuitive and interactive way. With this plugin, you can selectively style nodes and edges by tags, folders, and link types, and even view images within the graph. Additionally, you can use Cypher querying to extract specific data from your graph, making it an excellent choice for those who want to dive deeper into their notes and uncover hidden connections.

Obsidian plugin to embed Plotly charts into markdown notes.

Plotly

The **Plotly** plugin allows users to embed interactive Plotly charts into Obsidian notes for data visualization. It supports creating static charts with YAML or JSON payloads directly within markdown blocks using a `plotly` block. Advanced users can leverage the DataViewJS block for JavaScript-based charts, enabling dynamic visualizations and integration with note data through the DataView API. This plugin is ideal for users who want to visualize data effectively while working within the Obsidian environment, offering flexibility for both static and dynamic charting needs.

Nomnoml Diagram

The **Nomnoml Diagram** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to create diagrams quickly and easily. With this plugin, you can draw nomnoml diagrams directly inside your notes using fenced code blocks or the auto-generated command. The plugin supports nomnoml directives to customize diagram styles, and all diagrams are generated as SVG files that can be exported to PDF. This means you can annotate text nodes in your PDF exports! The plugin is compatible with Obsidian desktop and mobile versions and has been tested on v0.12.15+. Overall, this plugin makes it simple to add professional-looking diagrams to your notes and enhance your workflow.

Galaxy View

The **Galaxy View** plugin replaces the standard graph with a cinematic 3D view where notes appear as luminous nodes linked by curved or straight filaments inside a layered deep space backdrop. It renders large vaults with a Web Worker based force simulation, lets you adjust physics, flatten the layout into a spiral disc and switch between built in visual presets and color themes. Navigation includes fly to note, free flight, Wander, Connect two and focus mode with backlinks, tags and snippets. Markdown notes and Canvas boards appear in one graph. Folder filters, tag lenses, fuzzy search, keyboard shortcuts, mobile quality tiers and six language UI are built into the panel.

Release Timeline

The **Release Timeline** plugin integrates with Obsidian and the Dataview plugin to create visually organized timelines based on metadata from notes. By extracting dates from specified fields in note metadata, it generates yearly, monthly, or weekly timelines to display chronological information. Users can write queries to define the data source, filter criteria, and sorting order, leveraging syntax compatible with Dataview. Additional features include support for alternative names through metadata fields, customizable bullet points, and options to collapse empty years or months. This plugin is ideal for organizing and visualizing chronological data, such as release dates, project timelines, or historical events.

Obsidian plugin for viewing your notes linearly based on a given property

Timeline View

The **Timeline View** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to visualize their notes in a unique way. With this plugin, you can order your notes based on custom properties such as dates, progress, or numerical data, creating an interactive graphical timeline or number line. The plugin offers several key features that make it easy to explore and manage your notes, including quick note creation, drag-and-drop reordering, filtering, and grouping with colors. You can also link the timeline view to another tab for seamless navigation. Overall, this plugin is a must-have for anyone looking to add an extra dimension to their Obsidian workflow.

A Plugin to display a Habit Tracker in Obsidian.

The **Habit Tracker** plugin enables users to visualize their habits within Obsidian using the DataviewJS integration. By annotating data in daily notes and creating custom DataviewJS blocks, users can track and display habits with clear and customizable visuals. The plugin supports rendering weekly habit data with features like color-coded intensity mapping for values, making it ideal for users aiming to monitor productivity, routines, or goals over time. Note that it currently supports up to seven habits per display.

Data Visualization Plugins#

Data Visualization Plugins #