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The **Obsidian Importer** plugin helps move notes from other apps and exported files into your vault without turning the process into manual cleanup. It converts imported content into plain text Markdown, which makes migrations easier when you are coming from tools like Apple Notes, Bear, Evernote, Google Keep, Microsoft OneNote, Notion or Roam Research. It also covers common file based inputs such as CSV, HTML and Markdown files, so it is not limited to one service or workflow. The focus here is straightforward transfer rather than sync or publishing.

Importer

The **Recent Files for Obsidian** plugin adds a sidebar list of the notes you opened most recently, so getting back to active work takes one click instead of a search. It focuses on navigation and a bit of cleanup control. You can exclude specific paths, ignore notes with chosen frontmatter tags and leave bookmarked files out of the list when they should stay separate. The entries behave much like the file explorer: open a note, open it in another pane, use the context menu, drag it into an editor as a link, send it to a chosen pane or move it into a folder.

Recent Files

The **Notebook Navigator** plugin turns your vault into a focused browser for folders, tags, properties and saved shortcuts, with a dual pane or single pane layout that keeps navigation and file lists close at hand. It supports large collections, recent items, pinned notes, folder notes and per profile views, so different ways of working can stay separate without much friction. Search is a big part of it too, covering names, aliases, tags, properties, dates and tasks, with optional Omnisearch support for full text results. The plugin also adds calendar based note access, batch file and tag actions, custom hotkeys, thumbnails and preview controls.

Notebook Navigator

The **Pandoc** plugin for Obsidian is a powerful tool that allows you to export your notes in various formats, including Word Documents, PDFs, ePub books, HTML websites, PowerPoints, and LaTeX. With Pandoc's versatility, you can write presentations, draft books, create web pages, and even submit assignments all within the comfort of Obsidian's interface. The plugin's command palette makes it easy to access a wide range of export options, giving you greater flexibility in how you share your work with others.

Pandoc

The **Image Converter** plugin handles image conversion, compression, resizing and annotation inside the vault. It converts dropped or pasted images to WEBP, JPG or PNG, supports WEBP, JPG, PNG, HEIC and TIF, and lets you control compression with a quality value from 1 to 100. Resizing works on linked dimensions and on the original file, with drag, scrollwheel and size modes such as longest edge, shortest edge, fit and fill. It also adds alignment, text wrapping, crop, rotate and flip tools, plus in app markup for drawing, writing and scribbling on images. File handling is configurable through variable based renaming, custom output folders, batch processing, markdown image links, wiki links and right click actions including Base64 copy and vault deletion.

Image Converter

The **Checklist** plugin allows you to manage your tasks and checklists across multiple files in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can view all your checklist items in a single sidebar, making it easy to keep track of your tasks and projects. You can customize the display to show completed or incomplete tasks, group by file or tag name, and even sort the list by date or alphabetical order. The plugin also supports Glob file matching, allowing you to include specific files or directories in your checklist view. With its intuitive interface and customizable settings, the **Checklist** plugin is a valuable tool for anyone looking to streamline their task management process in Obsidian.

Checklist

The **File Tree Alternative** plugin offers a unique way to organize and navigate your Obsidian files and folders. It provides separate views for folders and files, allowing you to focus on specific areas of your vault with ease. With features like folder icons customization, file pinning, and search functionality, this plugin helps you streamline your workflow and make the most out of your Obsidian experience.

File Tree Alternative

The **Metadata Menu** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to manage and organize their note metadata. With this plugin, you can access and modify the frontmatter fields of your notes in just a few clicks. The plugin provides a range of field types, including input, boolean, number, select, and more, each with its own settings and options. You can also define preset values for these fields globally or on a file-by-file basis using fileClass definitions.

The plugin's autocompletion feature suggests values based on preset values, making it easy to quickly fill in metadata fields. Additionally, you can use the plugin's controls to modify or add fields from various locations within Obsidian, including the editor mode, file explorer, and dataview tables. Whether you're a data quality enthusiast or simply looking for a way to streamline your note-taking workflow, the **Metadata Menu** plugin is definitely worth exploring.

Metadata Menu

The **File Explorer Note Count** plugin is a helpful addition to your Obsidian workflow, providing an at-a-glance view of the number of notes and folders within your file explorer. By default, only collapsed folders display their note counts, but you can customize this setting to include expanded folders as well. This plugin offers a simple yet effective way to quickly assess the organization and structure of your notes, making it easier to navigate and prioritize your content.

File Explorer Note Count

The **TagFolder** plugin enhances Obsidian by displaying tags as a folder-like hierarchy, enabling better organization and navigation of notes. It supports nested tags, custom tag combinations, and virtual tags to reflect the freshness of notes. Users can configure pinning, sorting, and filtering of tags, as well as customize the display of associated files. Advanced features include treating folders as tags, managing tag storage methods, and hiding or merging redundant tag combinations. The plugin offers flexibility in managing and visualizing complex tag structures within a vault.

TagFolder

The **Find orphaned files and broken links** plugin is a valuable addition to any Obsidian user's toolkit. This plugin helps you identify and clean up file references that no longer exist, freeing up space on your disk and streamlining your workflow. With this plugin, you can easily spot missing files, duplicates, and broken links in your notes, ensuring that your knowledge base remains organized and accurate. By eliminating these pesky issues, you'll be able to focus on what matters most - creating and learning new things.

Find orphaned files and broken links

The **Settings Search** plugin revolutionizes the way you navigate Obsidian's settings by introducing a global search function. With this plugin, you can quickly find specific settings using your keyboard or mouse. The plugin also provides an API for developers to dynamically add their own settings, making it easier to manage and customize Obsidian's configuration.

Settings Search

The **File Color** plugin for Obsidian allows you to personalize your file explorer experience by assigning custom colors to your files and folders. With a simple right-click menu option, you can select from a palette of colors to match your workflow or preferences. You can also add new colors to the palette as needed. The plugin offers options to cascade colors to subfolders and change the background color instead of text, giving you more flexibility in how you customize your file explorer.

File Color

The **Custom File Explorer sorting** plugin enhances the organization of notes and folders within Obsidian by providing flexible sorting options. Users can arrange items manually through drag-and-drop or configure custom sorting rules via YAML front matter. The plugin supports various ordering methods, including alphabetical, numerical, date-based, and metadata-driven sorting. It allows different sorting rules for individual folders and provides inheritance capabilities. Users can mix manual and automatic ordering, group items by attributes, and utilize bookmarks for easy access.

Custom File Explorer sorting

The **Quick Explorer** plugin enhances Obsidian's file navigation by providing a keyboard-friendly, menu-based interface that allows quick access to notes and folders without excessive scrolling or sidebar interactions. It enables users to browse vaults, preview notes rapidly, and perform various file operations using intuitive keyboard shortcuts. The plugin supports folder notes, quick-preview mode, and breadcrumb navigation, making it easy to jump between folders and files efficiently..

Quick Explorer

The **Paste image rename** plugin allows users to efficiently rename images and other attachments when added to an Obsidian vault. It prompts users to rename images immediately upon pasting or dragging them into notes, ensuring better file organization and clarity. Customization options enable users to define name patterns using variables like the file name, date, or a frontmatter key. The plugin can automatically handle duplicate names by appending suffixes or prefixes and supports batch renaming of multiple images or attachments within a note. With support for all types of attachments, not just images, users can maintain a clean and logical file structure. Features such as auto-renaming and the ability to rename all embedded files in a note streamline the user experience, making it ideal for users dealing with large volumes of images or media files.

Paste image rename

The **Consistent Attachments and Links** plugin is designed to help Obsidian users maintain a consistent organization of their vault by automatically reorganizing links and attachments. The plugin ensures that all links between notes and attachments are in strict accordance with the markdown format, making it easy to open notes in other programs or publish them on GitHub. It also allows for the deletion of empty folders and renaming of attachments when moving notes. With its ability to check vault consistency and provide a report, this plugin is an essential tool for any Obsidian user looking to keep their library tidy.

Consistent attachments and links

The **Folder Note** plugin transforms your Obsidian vault into a hierarchical note system by allowing you to attach notes to folders. It provides a customizable template for generating initial content, which can include a brief overview of the folder. This feature is particularly useful when creating collection notes or organizing your research papers. The plugin also supports real-time rendering of folder overviews using the `ccard` code block, making it easy to visualize your note structure. With its flexible settings and intuitive interface, the **Folder Note** plugin helps you to create a more organized and efficient note-taking system.

Folder Note

The **Image Auto Upload** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently work with images. This plugin allows you to automatically upload images to various image beds, including PicGo, PicList, and PicGo-Core, when you paste them into your notes. But that's not all - it also offers a range of additional features, such as uploading all local images with a single command, downloading internet images to your local machine, and even dragging and dropping files directly from your computer. With this plugin, you'll never have to worry about manually uploading your images again.

Image auto upload

The **Auto Note Mover** plugin is a powerful tool that helps you organize your Obsidian notes by automatically moving them to their respective folders based on custom rules. With Auto Note Mover, you can set up triggers for automatic note movement when creating, editing, or renaming notes, and even activate the trigger with a command. The plugin also allows you to create manual triggers and move notes to specific folders using JavaScript regular expressions. Additionally, it provides features such as warning messages for duplicate notes and troubleshooting tips for common issues. Overall, Auto Note Mover is an excellent plugin for anyone looking to streamline their note-taking process and keep their Obsidian vault organized.

Auto Note Mover

The **Custom Attachment Location** plugin lets you decide where attachments should be stored instead of relying on a fixed default path. It uses tokens such as `${noteFileName}` and `${date:format}` so the destination can follow the current note name, date patterns, or other structured naming rules. That makes it useful when you want cleaner folders, predictable paths or a layout that matches how you already organise notes. It does this with token based rules rather than manual moves after insertion. The README frames it as a Typora like approach to attachment placement, so its main value is bringing flexible path rules into a note taking workflow.

Custom Attachment Location

The **Actions URI** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who rely heavily on custom actions and automation. This plugin allows you to easily create custom URI schemes that can be triggered by specific actions, making it easy to automate complex workflows and integrate your notes with other tools and services. With this plugin, you'll be able to streamline your note-taking process, reduce friction, and unlock new possibilities for collaboration and productivity. Whether you're a power user or just looking to optimize your workflow, the Actions URI plugin is definitely worth checking out.

Actions URI

The **File Explorer++** plugin extends the built in file explorer with rules that hide or pin files and folders instead of leaving the list flat and noisy. It supports wildcard and regex matching against names, paths and tags, so visibility can be shaped with simple patterns or stricter filters. Files and folders can also be pinned or hidden straight from the context menu, which keeps the flow quick when you are cleaning up a workspace. The plugin exposes the paths affected by each rule and shows which filter is responsible, making it easier to review what changed. It runs when folder sorting happens or when filters change and it also works on mobile.

File Explorer++

The **HTML Reader** plugin enables Obsidian users to view and interact with `.html` and `.htm` files directly within their vaults. It provides multiple operating modes to balance functionality and security, including restricted modes that sanitize unsafe HTML content and unrestricted modes for advanced use cases. Users can customize background colors, define extra file extensions, and utilize hotkeys or gestures for navigation and zooming. The plugin also supports enhanced menu options, allowing for efficient interaction with HTML documents.

HTML Reader

The **File Cleaner Redux** plugin helps streamline your Obsidian workspace by removing unused or empty Markdown files, attachments, and folders based on user-defined rules. It can identify and clean zero-byte Markdown files, specific attachment types, and even files containing specific frontmatter. The plugin also supports excluding or including specific folders and allows users to choose how deletions are handled-moving files to the system trash, the Obsidian `.trash` folder, or permanently deleting them. It features a preview mode to review changes before execution and optional automation on startup. Compatibility with external plugins like Admonition and Excalidraw further enhances its utility.

File Cleaner Redux

The **Flexplorer** plugin extends the native file explorer with folder specific sorting, so different parts of a vault can follow different ordering rules without sharing one global setup. It also adds a custom order mode that lets you rearrange files and folders manually through drag and drop. Pinned items can stay at the top, while hidden items can be kept out of the way when a section gets noisy. The plugin also supports mobile, with the same core behaviour available on touch devices. Its focus stays narrow. It changes how the explorer behaves and how items are arranged, rather than adding a separate workspace or command heavy workflow.

Flexplorer

The **Local Backup** plugin creates local vault backups on startup, on quit and at scheduled intervals, with separate output path settings for Windows and Unix environments. It supports include and exclude patterns with wildcard matching, so you can back up the whole vault, limit backups to selected folders and files or exclude specific paths after inclusion is applied. The plugin can retry failed runs, create one off backup files that are kept outside the normal cleanup cycle and manage backup retention through lifecycle settings. For large vaults it also offers an optional external archiver workflow for tools such as 7-Zip, WinRAR and Bandizip when direct backup work causes the app to stall.

Local Backup

The **Zoottelkeeper** plugin helps organize and maintain folder structures within Obsidian by automatically generating index files in each folder. These index files list the contents of their respective folders and update dynamically when files or folders are moved, added, or deleted. Inspired by the 'Linking Your Thinking' (LYT) concept, the plugin facilitates the creation of Maps of Content (MOCs) to visualize and structure notes more effectively. Users can customize the style of the index files, set prefixes for index filenames, and add metadata tags to enhance searchability. Zoottelkeeper also supports templates via the Templater plugin, enabling users to format index files according to their preferences. By automating folder structure management, this plugin reduces manual effort in maintaining an organized vault, especially when working with large collections of notes and folders.

Zoottelkeeper

The **Attachment Management** plugin provides advanced tools for organizing and renaming attachment files in Obsidian. It enables users to define flexible paths and naming conventions for attachments using variables like note name, note path, date, and MD5 hashes. The plugin supports automatic renaming of attachments when they are added, pasted, or dropped into markdown or canvas files, as well as when associated notes are renamed. Features include handling duplicate files, overriding settings for specific folders, files, or extensions, and excluding specified paths from processing. Experimental tools allow rearranging linked attachments to match configured settings.

Attachment Management

The **Image Context Menus** plugin provides a range of convenient actions for images in Obsidian, including copying to the clipboard, opening in the default app, and revealing file locations. It also adds context menus to the canvas, allowing users to easily share or open images. Additionally, it includes an option to open PDFs externally. With features working on mobile devices as well, this plugin streamlines image management and sharing within Obsidian.

Image Context Menus

The **Import JSON/CSV** plugin imports structured JSON and CSV data into notes by turning each row or object into a separate file through a Handlebars template. It can read local files or pull JSON from a URL, choose a nested field as the source, split child fields into separate notes and build note names from field values or small JavaScript expressions. The import flow also supports prefixes, suffixes, folder paths and rules for appending or overwriting existing notes. CSV parsing detects common delimiters automatically and exposes field details in the developer console. For larger datasets, it includes batch processing so one source file can be imported in multiple passes with different destination folders, naming rules and template sections.

JSON-CSV Importer

The **Update time on edit** plugin automatically tracks and updates file metadata in Obsidian, ensuring accurate timestamps for file creation and last modification. It maintains synchronization between Obsidian's internal file data and metadata properties, with default keys set to 'created' for creation time and 'updated' for modification time. Users can customize the date format and choose between string or Unix timestamp formats. The plugin can exclude specific folders from updates, which is useful for templates or other files that should remain unchanged. It works on both desktop and mobile versions of Obsidian, and it updates metadata even when files are changed from external sources. This ensures that file timestamps remain accurate across different devices and editing environments.

Update time on edit

The **Home tab** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their workflow. With this plugin, you can access a browser-like home default new tab with a search bar and a grid of starred files. The search function allows you to find any local file in your vault, including markdown notes and attachments. You can also filter the search by file type or extension, making it easy to locate specific files. Additionally, you can embed the Home tab view in any note, giving you quick access to recent files, starred files, or just a search bar. The plugin is highly customizable, with options to show only the search bar, display starred and recent files, and more.

Home tab

The **Filename Heading Sync** plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to keep their file names and headings in sync. This plugin automatically updates the first heading of a file to match its filename whenever you rename or open a file. It also inserts a heading if one doesn't already exist, and updates the file name if the heading changes. With this plugin, you'll never have to worry about keeping your file names and headings consistent again. You can even disable automatic renaming and use manual sync commands if you prefer. Overall, this plugin is a great tool for anyone who wants to streamline their Obsidian workflow.

Filename Heading Sync

The **Global Search and Replace** plugin allows users to perform comprehensive search and replace operations across all markdown files in an Obsidian vault. With support for regex and case-sensitive searches, this tool offers precision and flexibility. Users can navigate through matches, open files directly at the match location, and replace content seamlessly with shortcuts or clicks. The plugin simplifies large-scale edits and enhances workflow efficiency, making it a practical solution for managing consistent changes across a vault.

Global Search and Replace

The **Obsidian Trash Explorer** plugin provides a straightforward way to manage the files in the _.trash_ folder within Obsidian. It allows users to easily list, restore, or permanently delete files that have been moved to trash, directly from the Obsidian interface. This plugin is especially useful for managing hidden folders, particularly on iOS devices where accessing the trash folder might be problematic. While the plugin restores items to their original folder structure in the vault, limitations exist, as Obsidian moves all trashed items to the root of the _.trash_ folder, losing their original path structure. Users can also empty the trash with a single command for bulk file management.

Trash Explorer

The **VSCode Editor** plugin for Obsidian is a game-changer for developers who work with code in their notes. This plugin brings the power of VSCode's editor to Obsidian, allowing you to view and edit various code files directly within your vault. With support for over 20 programming languages, including C, Python, JavaScript, and more, this plugin makes it easy to work on code snippets without having to switch between editors.

The plugin offers a range of features that make it easy to use, including customizable themes, font sizes, and shortcuts. You can even edit individual code blocks from within your Markdown documents using the built-in Monaco Editor. Plus, with support for internal links quick preview, you can easily navigate through your code files without having to switch between tabs.

Overall, the **VSCode Editor** plugin is a must-have for any developer who uses Obsidian as their note-taking tool. It's a powerful and feature-rich plugin that makes it easy to work on code snippets directly within your vault.

VSCode Editor

The **Fit** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to sync their files across multiple devices. With its universally supported feature, you can effortlessly synchronize your vault across mobile and desktop devices with just one click. The plugin also boasts an intuitive setup process, making it easy to configure even if you're new to GitHub. Additionally, the auto-sync feature ensures that your changes are reflected in real-time, while the conflict resolution mechanism allows you to resolve any discrepancies after syncing. Whether you're working on a small or large-scale project, Fit is the perfect solution for maintaining consistency across all your devices.

The **Janitor** plugin helps users manage their Obsidian vault by identifying and removing unnecessary files. It detects orphan files, such as unreferenced media and attachments, as well as empty files that contain only whitespace. Users can set size limits to identify large files for potential deletion and configure expiration dates for notes, ensuring outdated content is managed effectively.

Janitor

The **Update frontmatter modified date** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to keep their notes organized and up-to-date. This plugin automatically updates the modified property in your frontmatter/YAML when you edit a note, ensuring that your notes always reflect the latest changes. With its customizable options, you can specify which YAML field name to use, date format, and even exclude certain folders from being updated.

One of the unique features of this plugin is its ability to track edits independently of the filesystem modified time. This means that the frontmatter will only update when you actively work on a file within Obsidian, eliminating any unnecessary updates. The plugin also includes options to append dates to a history array and exclude specific files or folders from being updated.

Overall, the **Update frontmatter modified date** plugin is a powerful tool for keeping your notes tidy and up-to-date, with its customizable settings and intelligent update mechanism making it a must-have for any Obsidian user.

Update frontmatter modified date

The **Better File Link** plugin enhances the ability to link to and embed files within Obsidian notes. Users can select files directly from within Obsidian without needing to use external file explorers. The plugin allows customization of file link prefixes, the option to toggle file extension visibility, and the choice between opening the file or its containing folder. It also supports embedding various file types such as images, audio, video, PDFs, and Markdown files. These features make it easier to organize and reference external files in your notes, improving workflow and accessibility.

Better File Link

The **Obsidian markdown export** plugin enables users to export their notes, including images and embedded content, into markdown or HTML formats with a single click. It supports exporting both individual files and entire folders while preserving the folder structure. Users can choose to format their exports using GitHub Flavored Markdown for better compatibility with platforms like GitHub. The plugin allows specifying export locations outside the vault and ensures that image assets remain properly linked relative to the markdown files.

Obsidian markdown export

The **File Order** plugin allows users to customize the order of files and folders in their Obsidian vault using number-prefixes in file names. Users can drag and drop items within the file explorer to reorder them, and the plugin updates all references to affected files automatically. Options include customizing prefix length, delimiter, and starting index. The plugin stores order information directly in file names, ensuring compatibility even after uninstalling the plugin. Users can clear custom ordering to revert to default arrangements, and default settings can be defined for consistent usage.

File Order

The **GitHub Sync** plugin enables seamless syncing of your Obsidian vault with a personal GitHub repository. It allows users to effortlessly push and pull changes across devices by integrating a simple GitHub-based sync process directly within Obsidian. With the plugin, you can resolve conflicts, merge changes, and manage files between your local vault and GitHub without leaving the app. The plugin simplifies the setup and operation of syncing for users familiar with GitHub, automating synchronization tasks and ensuring your vault is always up-to-date. It does not support branching but provides an easy and effective way to manage markdown notes in a personal GitHub repository.

GitHub Sync

The **File Hider** plugin allows users to manage their file explorer visibility in Obsidian by hiding specific files and folders. With a simple right-click, users can choose to hide items, making them invisible in the file explorer by default. Hidden files and folders can be toggled for visibility through a dedicated command. The plugin also provides options to unhide items either directly from the file explorer or via a management tab in the settings. It integrates seamlessly with the interface and supports additional customization through plugins like Customizable Sidebar for quick access to toggle commands.

File Hider

The **Local images** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently copy and paste content from web pages into their notes. This plugin automatically downloads and saves external image links, allowing you to keep your media files locally within your vault. With the ability to process individual pages or all notes in your vault, this plugin makes it easy to maintain control over your digital assets. The plugin also offers customization options for processing active pages when pasting external links. Whether you're a heavy user of web-based content or simply want to keep your media files organized, Local Images is an essential tool for any Obsidian user.

Local images

The **Open In New Tab** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who value convenience and efficiency. With this plugin, you can effortlessly open files in new tabs from the file explorer, eliminating the need to constantly switch between tabs or windows. But that's not all - it also cleverly handles situations where a file is already open in an existing tab, making it active instead of opening a new one. This means you'll never have to worry about duplicate tabs or lost context again. Say goodbye to tab clutter and hello to streamlined productivity with this nifty plugin!

Open In New Tab

The **Print** plugin enhances Obsidian by providing an easy way to print individual notes or entire folders. Users can initiate the print action through the command palette, a ribbon icon, or by right-clicking a note or folder. It includes customizable settings such as adjusting font sizes, including note titles, and combining notes for seamless printing. The plugin also supports advanced customization via CSS snippets, allowing users to tailor the appearance of printed documents. Debug mode is available to preview and resolve styling issues, ensuring a polished output.

Print

The **Hide Folders** plugin hides selected folders from the file explorer and lets their visibility be toggled back on when needed. Folder rules can match exact names, names that start with a prefix or names that end with a suffix, which makes it practical for attachment folders, scratch areas or other structural folders you do not want in view all the time. Configuration is entered as one folder rule per line in settings, and the plugin also exposes a sidebar button plus a command palette action for faster switching. It stays focused on reducing visual clutter rather than changing files or folders themselves, so the main effect is a cleaner navigation view that can be adjusted quickly without digging back through settings every time.

Hide Folders

The **Find Orphaned Images** plugin scans a vault for image files that are no longer referenced and gives two ways to deal with them. It can generate a grouped report note with file sizes, totals and either embedded previews or links or open a sidebar panel with thumbnails, paths, sizes, checkboxes and a reclaimable space total before deletion. Reference detection goes beyond note links and embeds. It also checks YAML frontmatter links, canvas content, HTML img tags and legacy Admonitions embeds. Folder include and exclude rules, custom image extensions, report location, delete limits, trash support and a safety scan before deletion make cleanup more controlled. It also exposes commands and an optional ribbon button for quick access.

Find Orphaned Images

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Convert your data to Markdown files you can use in Obsidian. Works with Apple Notes, OneNote, Evernote, Notion, Google Keep, and many other formats.

Obsidian Importer plugin screenshot showing a file selection dialog and import options for different source apps.

Display a list of most recently opened files

Recent Files for Obsidian plugin screenshot showing a sidebar list of recently opened notes with options to open, preview and manage them.

A better file browser and calendar inspired by Apple Notes, Bear, Evernote and Day One.

Notebook Navigator plugin screenshot showing a dual pane layout with a folder tree on the left and a file list on the right.

Lior

Prakash

Uwe Wennmann

Johan Sanneblad

Pandoc document export plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md)

⚡️ Convert, compress, resize, annotate, markup, draw, crop, rotate, flip, align images directly in Obsidian. Drag-resize, rename with variables, batch process. WEBP, JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIF.

Image resize controls with linked width handling

Chuong Nguyen

This Obsidian Plugin allows users to have a different file explorer experience.

For data management enthusiasts : type and manage the metadata of your notes.

Maxim Filatov

Obsidian Plugin for viewing the number of elements under each folder within the file explorer

Find files, which are nowhere linked, so they are maybe lost in your vault.

Adds a search bar to Obsidian.md's settings

An Obsidian plugin for setting colors on folders and files in the file tree.

Ganessh Kumar R P

Take full control over the order and sorting of folders and notes in File Explorer in Obsidian

Perform file explorer operations (and see your current file path) from the Obsidian.md title bar

Renames pasted images and all the other attachments added to the vault

Obsidian plugin. Move note with attachments.

Plugin to add description note to a folder for Obsidian.

This is a plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md).

B Caesar

Customize attachment location with variables($filename, $data, etc) like typora.

A plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md) that adds additional `x-callback-url` endpoints to the app for common actions — it's a clean, super-charged addition to Obsidian URI.

A plugin for https://obsidian.md, which enables the ability to hide and pin specific files and folders in the file explorer by applying custom filters.

Screenshot showing hidden and pinned items in the file explorer

This is a plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md). Can open document with .html and .htm file extensions.

A plugin for Obsidian to help clean up files in your vault

Automatically creates a local backup of the vault.

General settings screen showing backup path and filter options

General settings screen with additional backup options

File archiver settings screen for external archive tools

Command palette entry for running a local backup

Obsidian plugin of Zoottelkeeper: An automated folder-level index file generator and maintainer.

Qsmiron Qsmir

Image Context Menus - Obsidian.md image context menus: copy, open in default app, show in system explorer, reveal in navigation context menu. Also Open PDF externally context menu.

Plug-in for Obsidian.md which will create Notes from JSON files

 A browser-like search tab for your local files in Obsidian. 

Obisdian.md plugin to keep the filename and the first header of the file in sync

A plugin to do a global search and replace in all your Obsidian vault files.

Valiente Rodriguez

Restore and delete files from the Obsidian .trash folder

File gIT (FIT) to sync your files across mobile and desktop devices using GitHub.

David Barnett

Performs various maintenance tasks on the Obsidian vault

Automatically update a frontmatter/YAML modified date field

A plugin for the note taking app Obsidian to add better external file links to your notes.

This plugin allows to export directory/single markdown to a folder. support output format(html/markdown/text)

Obsidian plugin to reorder files with drag-and-drop by customizing a number-prefix in the filenames

A plugin for https://obsidian.md that allows hiding specific files and folders from the file explorer.

Toggle the visibility of folders in the Obsidian.MD file navigator based on name-patterns

Screenshot of the Plugin Settings Screen in Obsidian.md

Screenshot of the Plugin's Sidebar Button in Obsidian.md

Screenshot of the Plugin's Command Palette Action in Obsidian..md

Find Orphaned Images is an Obsidian plugin designed to help you keep your vault clean and organized by identifying and managing images that are not linked anywhere in your notes.

It just does what it said. Thanks for functioning.

Văn Đồng Bùi

A simple text expand plugin for Obsidian.md

Text expand

The **Text expand** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who struggle with lengthy notes and want to streamline their workflow. This plugin allows you to define abbreviations that can be expanded into longer text snippets, making it easy to insert frequently used phrases or sentences into your notes. With Text Expand, you can save time and reduce the clutter in your notes by avoiding repetitive typing. The plugin also supports custom formatting options, so you can tailor the output to fit your writing style. Whether you're a busy professional or a student looking to boost your productivity, Text Expand is an essential tool for anyone who wants to work smarter, not harder.

Obsidian plugin to show the file path of the current file in the status bar

Show Current File Path

The **Show Current File Path** plugin displays the full file path of the currently active note in the Obsidian status bar, helping users quickly understand file locations within their vault. The plugin features customizable options, such as showing or hiding file names and icons for folders and files in the path. Users can copy the file path directly by clicking on it in the status bar or by using the command palette, with the option to copy relative or absolute paths. While the status bar functionality is unavailable on mobile, the copy path command still works on Android devices.

Folder Index

The **Folder Index** plugin enhances file organization in Obsidian by enabling automatic index file generation for folders. It supports dynamic updates such as renaming index files when a folder is renamed and automatically linking files within a folder. The plugin also sorts files and headings alphabetically, providing a clear structure. Additionally, it modifies the Graph View to represent folder structures and their internal links, improving visualization. For advanced usage, it supports integration with the File Tree Alternative Plugin and allows users to manually include folder index content in any note via a block processor. This plugin transforms folders into functional notes, streamlining content organization and accessibility.

🔄 The fast and extensible synchronization engine for Obsidian.

Sync Engine

The **Sync Engine** plugin handles bidirectional vault syncing through a small core that loads backends and extra features as modules. It supports startup, periodic and save on change sync, several conflict resolution strategies, rate and memory controls, and custom headers for remote services. The plugin ships with module discovery and management inside the app, while keeping backend support such as WebDAV and S3 outside the core. It also exposes an SDK and hooks for custom backends, triggers, optimizers, file processing and sync decisions, so behaviour can be extended without modifying the main code.

Obsidian Plugin to scan all your links in your vault and convert them to your desired format.

Link Converter

The **Link Converter** plugin streamlines the process of converting links within your Obsidian vault between different formats such as WikiLinks and Markdown. It also provides flexibility in adjusting link paths to relative, absolute, or shortest possible formats. Users can apply these conversions to a single file or the entire vault. The plugin integrates seamlessly with the context menu, offering quick conversion options for Markdown files, which can be toggled on or off via settings. With customizable commands and intuitive controls, it simplifies link management for enhanced organization.

Make use of different AI models to convert your pdfs into markdown with perfect ocr, latex formulas, tables, images and more! Supports Mistral AI OCR (free) and self hosted variants!

Marker PDF to MD

The **Marker PDF to MD** plugin allows users to seamlessly convert PDFs into rich Markdown files within their Obsidian vault. Utilizing advanced AI from the Marker project, it supports features like OCR for scanned documents, formula detection, table extraction, and image handling. Users can choose between full or selective content extraction, ensuring flexibility for diverse use cases. The plugin works with a hosted API service or a self-hosted setup, catering to different user preferences. Additional options include automatic folder organization, metadata inclusion, and customizable settings for content extraction, making it a powerful tool for managing PDF resources in Obsidian.

Obsidian plugin that stores backlink cache to speed up app.metadataCache.getBacklinksForFile().

Backlink Cache

The **Backlink Cache** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users with large vaults, as it significantly speeds up the performance of the Backlinks Pane and plugins that rely on backlinks. By maintaining a cache of backlinks, this plugin reduces the time it takes to retrieve link information, making navigation and discovery much faster. Whether you're a power user or a developer creating plugins, **Backlink Cache** is an excellent addition to your Obsidian setup, allowing you to work more efficiently and effectively with your notes.

A comprehensive image management plugin for managing, inserting, resizing, viewing, and batch processing images.

Imagine

The **Imagine** plugin combines image management and image editing inside the vault. It opens a virtualized manager for browsing images, searching by file name, filtering by folder or reference status, sorting by file and reference data and checking which notes link to each file through the metadata cache. From the same workspace tab it can preview, rename, move, open and trash files, including batch actions and safer cleanup for unreferenced images. It also inserts single embeds or grid callouts, applies layout and dark inversion parameters, edits captions in place, supports drag resizing in Live Preview and opens a full window viewer with zoom and pan. It can pair custom source files with cover images and runs locally on desktop only.

Obsidian plugin to reveal the active file automatically when you open a file

Automatically reveal active file

The **Automatically Reveal Active File** plugin is a simple yet effective tool that saves you time and effort while working on multiple files in Obsidian. With this plugin, whenever you open a new file, the navigation pane will automatically highlight and reveal the active file, making it easy to quickly switch between different notes and projects. This feature eliminates the need to manually search for and click on the desired file, allowing you to stay focused on your work and be more productive.

CSV Editor

The **CSV Editor** plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with CSV files frequently. This plugin allows you to view and edit your CSV files in a spreadsheet-like table format, making it easier to organize and analyze your data. With features like auto-saving, per-file settings for headers, and markdown editing and preview, you'll be able to work with your CSV files more efficiently than ever before. The plugin also includes advanced filtering and sorting capabilities, as well as the ability to freeze columns and insert new rows and columns. Whether you're a researcher, data analyst, or simply someone who needs to work with CSV files regularly, this plugin is definitely worth checking out.

File Cleaner

The **File Cleaner** plugin helps you efficiently manage and declutter your Obsidian vault by identifying and removing empty files and unused attachments. It detects files with 0 bytes or those containing only spaces and line breaks, along with unused media attachments such as images and PDFs. Users can customize how deletions are handled, with options to move files to the system trash, an Obsidian-specific trash folder, or permanently delete them.

File Management Plugins#

File Management Plugins #