EXPORT · PER-PAGE MARKDOWN

Per-page markdown export

One page, one click, one .md file. Useful for handoffs, drafts, or feeding a single page into another tool without exporting the whole space.

A wiki page transforming into a standalone .md file with attached image references, illustrating per-page markdown export

TL;DR. Open any page, hit Export → Markdown, get a .md file. Frontmatter on top, body in standard markdown, images either inlined as base64 or referenced by URL — your choice in the dialog.

What you get

A single file. Three flavours:

  • Standalone — a self-contained .md with frontmatter, body, and image references pointing back at Raccoon Page’s CDN. Useful for sharing a page outside the wiki.
  • Vault-bound — same body, but image links are relative paths to /attachments/. Drop it into an existing Obsidian vault under the matching folder and the images load locally.
  • Inline — images base64-encoded inside the markdown. Heavier file, but it travels with no external links. Useful for email or air-gapped handoffs.

Frontmatter on every export:

---
title: Q2 Roadmap
author: jane.doe@your-company.com
created: 2026-03-12
updated: 2026-04-28
tags: [planning, q2]
source: https://app.raccoon.page/orgs/your-org/spaces/PROD/pages/q2-roadmap
---

What we don’t lock in

  • No proprietary export format. Markdown is markdown.
  • No paid-tier gate. Per-page markdown export is on Free.
  • No nag screens. The download starts immediately.

How to run it

  1. Open the page.
  2. Hit Export in the page menu (⌘⇧E).
  3. Pick Markdown and choose Standalone, Vault-bound, or Inline.
  4. The file downloads. Total time is sub-second for typical pages.

Honest answers

What about embedded callouts, status badges, and date inlines? Callouts export as > [!note] blockquote callouts (Obsidian syntax). Status badges export as inline ==text== highlights. Inline dates export as plain YYYY-MM-DD text. The semantics are preserved as far as standard markdown allows.

Can I export a page with all its children? Not from the per-page menu — use the per-space zip export and let it include the whole subtree. Per-page is intentionally single-page.

What about HTML? Not from this menu. Convert markdown to HTML in whatever tool you trust. The point of the per-page export is to give you the source, not a render.

How do I get this back into Raccoon Page later? Drop the .md file into the Markdown importer — one file lands as one new page. The shape that comes out is the shape we take back in.