EXPORT · PER-SPACE ZIP

Per-space zip export

Pick a space, click Export, get a zip. Inside: one markdown file per page, frontmatter preserved, page hierarchy mirrored as folders, attachments under /attachments/.

A wiki space tree compressed into a zip archive with markdown files inside, illustrating per-space export

TL;DR. One click on a space’s Export menu downloads a zip. Inside, every page is a .md file, folders mirror the page tree, and attachments sit under /attachments/. The shape matches an Obsidian vault, which means you can drop the zip straight into Obsidian if you want a second opinion.

What’s in the zip

your-space.zip
├── README.md                      # space metadata
├── attachments/
│   ├── diagram-2026-04.png
│   └── decision-log.pdf
├── engineering/
│   ├── on-call.md
│   ├── runbooks/
│   │   └── postgres-failover.md
│   └── README.md                  # the engineering parent page
└── product/
    ├── q2-roadmap.md
    └── ...
  • One markdown file per page.
  • Folder structure mirrors your page hierarchy.
  • Frontmatter on each file: title, author, created, updated, tags, source page ID.
  • Internal links rewritten to relative paths between files.
  • Attachments collected under /attachments/ with stable filenames; embedded references in pages point at them.

What we don’t lock in

  • No proprietary export format. Markdown is markdown.
  • No “you can have your data, but only via a paid tier” gate. Per-space zip works on Free.
  • No “we’ll email you a link in 24 hours”. The zip downloads.
  • No watermark or signature in the markdown. The files are yours, not ours.

How to run it

  1. Open the space.
  2. Hit Export in the space menu (⌘E if you’re keyboard-first).
  3. Pick Per-space zip.
  4. The zip downloads. Total time scales linearly with page count; a 1,000-page space takes ~30 seconds end-to-end.

Honest answers

Can I import this back into Raccoon Page? Yes. Re-import the zip via the Obsidian importer or, for a single file, the Markdown importer. It’s a round-trip; the shape that comes out is the shape we take back in.

Will Obsidian open the zip? Yes. The folder structure, frontmatter, and link syntax are Obsidian-compatible by design. Use Open folder as vault after unzipping.

What about page comments and edit history? Page comments export as a JSON file in the page’s folder. Edit history is summarised in frontmatter (author, created, updated) but the full revision log doesn’t export — that’s by design, since most teams don’t want a thousand revision-history JSONs in their export.