The Link Embed plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to convert URLs in your Obsidian notes into embedded previews. With this plugin, you can easily turn links into visually appealing and informative snippets that provide metadata about the linked content. Whether you're sharing an article, a video, or a website, this plugin makes it easy to add rich context to your notes without having to copy and paste large amounts of text. The plugin supports multiple parsers, including JSONLink, MicroLink, and Iframely, each with its own strengths and limitations. By enabling auto-embed in the settings, you can have links automatically replaced with embedded previews when you paste them into an empty line. Overall, Link Embed is a great tool for anyone looking to enhance their note-taking experience with rich media content.

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.

The Local Quotes plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to collect and display quotes from your Obsidian vault. With this plugin, you can create quote listings, renew quotes at intervals ranging from seconds to years, and apply custom classes to each quote. You can also choose the format of your quotes and use the refresh button to get new content in real-time. Additionally, you can use the plugin's "One-time Quote" feature to display a quote only once in a specific note or template folder. Overall, Local Quotes is a great way to add some inspiration and variety to your Obsidian notes.

The Paste as Embed plugin automates the process of creating and embedding new notes in Obsidian based on pasted text. It uses user-defined rules with regular expressions to determine when to trigger this functionality. When activated, the plugin processes the pasted text, applies an optional template, creates a new note with the content, and embeds it into the current note. This feature is especially useful for managing complex data, such as JSON for interactive elements, by isolating it in separate notes. It improves organization, reduces clutter, and enhances editing efficiency while maintaining seamless integration within your workspace.

The Figma Embed plugin is a game-changer for designers and developers who use Obsidian to document their work. With this plugin, you can easily embed Figma designs into your notes, allowing you to visualize your workflow and collaborate more effectively with team members. Simply paste a Figma link, and the plugin will generate an inline preview that updates in real-time as changes are made to the design. This seamless integration makes it easy to reference and discuss complex design concepts without having to constantly switch between apps.

The Send to Canvas plugin streamlines how you move tasks, text blocks, or entire notes into Canvas files. It lets you send content in multiple formats - plain text, links, or embeds - while keeping your original formatting intact. You can customise open tasks by adding extra text and decide how block IDs are generated, choosing between date based or random formats. Timestamp features let you keep track of when links or embeds are created, with options to tweak the format as needed. Node sizing is flexible, so you can adjust how links and content appear visually on your Canvas. The plugin remembers your last-used Canvas file, shows a quick-access status indicator, and has smart defaults for working in large vaults.

The GitHub Embeds plugin enables seamless integration of GitHub content directly into Obsidian notes. It automatically generates previews for GitHub issues, pull requests, and file snippets when their links are added in reader mode. Users can embed file snippets with specific line ranges or view metadata for issues and PRs. Authentication is required via a personal access token to interact with GitHub's API, supporting both public and private repositories. This plugin enhances note-taking by bringing GitHub context into Obsidian, improving productivity for developers and project collaborators.

The Notion Video Embed plugin allows users to embed video content from Notion into their Obsidian notes using the Notion API. By entering the integration secrets in the plugin's settings and providing a specific block ID, users can fetch and display video content directly within their notes. This feature streamlines the process of accessing and integrating Notion-stored media into Obsidian, enhancing note-taking and organization. The plugin requires users to share the relevant Notion page or its parent with the created integration to fetch the content successfully.

The Local Media Embedder plugin enhances note-taking in Obsidian by allowing users to seamlessly embed local media files, such as images, videos, and audio, directly into their notes. It supports a wide range of media formats, including JPG, PNG, MP4, and MP3, making it easy to integrate multimedia content. The plugin provides a simple and intuitive interface for adding media and ensures efficient performance without slowing down the Obsidian workspace.

The Embed Code File plugin allows users to seamlessly embed code files from their Obsidian vault or remote sources, such as GitHub, directly into their notes. This plugin supports specifying file paths, highlighting specific lines, and adding custom titles to code blocks for better organization and readability. Designed to work optimally with Obsidian's live preview feature, it enhances code visualization and interaction within the note-taking environment. Users can define additional programming languages for compatibility, making it a versatile tool for developers and technical writers.

The Model Viewer plugin adds support for interactive 3D model viewing directly inside your notes using Google's `<model-viewer>` component. It recognizes `.glb` and `.gltf` files in your vault, enabling file previews, tabbed viewing, and seamless embedding via native syntax. You can adjust display settings like height, width, and aspect ratio, or even add multiple models side by side. It supports advanced attributes from the `<model-viewer>` API, such as autoplay, lighting controls, and custom camera positions. When used with the page preview plugin, you can also hover over links to preview models instantly. This plugin is especially handy for developers, designers, or educators working with 3D content who want smooth visual integration within their notes.