Obsidian plugins with #migration#

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.

The Confluence to Obsidian plugin simplifies the migration of Confluence spaces into an Obsidian vault. By importing Confluence spaces exported as HTML, the plugin transforms them into Markdown files, enabling seamless integration into Obsidian. Users can extract their Confluence space from a ZIP file and use the plugin's command palette to convert and import the content. This tool is especially beneficial for teams or individuals transitioning from Confluence to Obsidian, retaining structure and content in an accessible format.

The Content-Addressed Attachments plugin stores files by their content instead of their original names, so duplicate attachments collapse into a single stored copy and links stay tied to a stable content ID. It can turn pasted or dragged files into IPFS style links, resolve those links through local storage first and fall back to configurable external gateways when needed. Another useful part is web image locking. The plugin can download remote images, verify them with a CID checksum, cache them locally and replace the original links with an internal reference format. It also includes bulk migration commands for existing local attachments and external images, which makes it practical for cleaning up a vault that already has a lot of scattered files.