Export from Notion
Choose Notion's Markdown and CSV export option, then download the resulting ZIP. A complete export can contain Markdown pages, CSV database tables, folders, and local image or attachment files.
Notion Export to Markdown Converter
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Take your exported workspace into Markdown.
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Paste a public Notion page or upload its Markdown & CSV export ZIP. This Notion to Markdown workflow keeps useful page content in a portable .md file; ZIP exports also preserve supported local assets.
Public links read available page blocks and bounded database records. Private pages need an export ZIP. Neither route connects to your Notion account.
Markovo works from the export file you choose. It does not request Notion credentials, call a workspace API, read a private account, or fetch remote pages while converting the archive.
Choose Notion's Markdown and CSV export option, then download the resulting ZIP. A complete export can contain Markdown pages, CSV database tables, folders, and local image or attachment files.
The route rejects traversal paths, encrypted archives, executable content, unsupported files, empty exports, excessive compression, unsafe entry counts, and expanded content beyond the current boundary.
Pages remain Markdown, CSV databases become readable Markdown tables, and supported local asset links are rewritten so the output can move with its bundle.
A Notion export is a static snapshot, not a live workspace mirror. Compare the delivered structure with the exported ZIP before treating it as a complete migration or knowledge-base backup.
Folder layout and filenames help preserve exported hierarchy, but backlinks, synced blocks, comments, permissions, database views, and workspace navigation may not have a direct Markdown equivalent.
CSV values become Markdown tables. Filters, formulas, relations, rollups, sorting rules, view configuration, and interactive properties are not recreated as a functioning Notion database.
Download the complete bundle when pages reference images or attachments. The converter does not follow remote URLs, repair missing export files, or imply continued access to the original Notion account.
Review page titles, nested folders, database column names, internal links, and asset references before importing the bundle elsewhere. For RAG, remove navigation-only pages only after confirming they contain no business context, and chunk pages along their real headings. For migration, keep the original ZIP until every required page and attachment is accounted for. A static export does not include live permissions, comments, change history, automations, integrations, or current workspace state. If those features are part of the requirement, use an authorized migration process outside this converter rather than treating Markdown as a complete Notion backup.
Keep the source export until every required file, relation, database, and page has been reconciled. Verify the migration before deleting it.
Notion pages are block trees — most blocks map 1:1 to Markdown. The genuinely lossy parts are database views and blocks that only exist inside Notion's UI.
A public Notion page converts via URL; private workspace content converts through a Notion export ZIP upload.
Headings, lists, tables and common block types map to Markdown structure.
Private links cannot be fetched — export from Notion and upload the ZIP instead.
Public database results may be bounded, and remote assets are not downloaded on the URL route — check both against the workspace.
Format references: Notion API docs · CommonMark. Public Notion URLs also work via URL to Markdown.
Notion to MD reads a public page or converts a Notion export ZIP into Markdown. Private workspace links need an export; public database results may be bounded and remote assets are not downloaded by the URL route.
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