Turn your Confluence space into a fully linked Obsidian vault — with wikilinks, preserved hierarchy, and YAML front matter — without any manual reformatting.
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Markdown Exporter for Confluence is now live on the Atlassian Marketplace. Export any page, page tree, or entire space to well-structured Markdown files — with YAML front matter, Obsidian wikilinks, custom filename patterns, and live preview.
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Need to get markdown files into Confluence? Here's how to import a single file, a folder of docs, or a full GitHub/GitLab repo — with formatting, hierarchy, and attachments intact.
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Need your Confluence docs in markdown? Here's how to export a single page, a page tree, or an entire space — with attachments, hierarchy, and formatting intact.
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Moving documentation from GitHub or GitLab to Confluence doesn't have to be painful. Here's a practical guide covering manual imports, ZIP uploads, and full CI/CD automation — so your docs stay in sync with your code.
Read moreMarkdown Importer now includes the all-new Markdown Exporter feature, allowing you to export Confluence pages back to Markdown and enabling seamless two-way workflows.
Read moreWe're excited to announce the REST API for Markdown Importer for Confluence, enabling you to programmatically import markdown content from CI/CD pipelines, external applications, and automation workflows.
Read moreThe latest Markdown Importer for Confluence release brings early conflict detection, improved performance, and a refreshed UI to make importing even smoother.
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Markdown Importer for Confluence now supports unlimited bulk import, folder hierarchy preservation, attachment uploads, and multiple access modes.
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