Why is the importer Team and Business only?

The import pipeline is more expensive to run than a typical Free workload. If you're a single person testing the waters, start with the Obsidian importer on Free.

Import from Confluence — Raccoon Page

Q: Will my page IDs match?

No. Page IDs are reassigned on import; internal links get rewritten to the new IDs. External URLs that point at your old Confluence instance are not rewritten — those still go to Confluence until you redirect the domain.

Q: What if my export is huge?

Single spaces in the 5,000-page range come in inside the 10-minute median. Above that, expect 15–25 minutes; the import job runs in the background, you don't have to babysit.

TL;DR. Export your Confluence space as HTML, sign up for Raccoon Page, drop the zip into the import wizard. About ten minutes later you have a Confluence-shaped wiki that loads in under 100ms. Macros land as best-effort. Page tree, attachments, and authorship survive intact.

What we import

Confluence concept	What it becomes in Raccoon Page
Space	Space
Page hierarchy (parent → child)	Page hierarchy
Page body (rich text)	TipTap document
Attachments	Page attachments
Page authors and edit history	Authorship preserved
`info` / `note` / `tip` / `warning` macros	Native callouts
`code` macros	Fenced code blocks
HTML tables	Native tables
Internal page links	Rewritten to new page IDs
Page labels	Tags

What we don’t import (yet)

Atlassian-only macros like JIRA issue lists or roadmap macros. They land as a comment block with the original source — you decide what to do with them.
Templates from Confluence’s template library. Export the template page itself; we treat it as a regular page on import.
Inline comments older than 2023. Confluence’s HTML export drops them; this is upstream of us.
User mentions tied to Confluence accounts. They land as plain-text names. Re-mention people in your team and the link resolves.

The step-by-step

In Confluence, go to Space settings → Content tools → Export. Pick HTML as the format and select the whole space.
Sign up for a Raccoon Page Team trial. Create a space.
Drop the zip into the import wizard. It validates the manifest and queues a background job. Close the tab if you want — you get a notification when it’s done.
Review the import: count of pages, attachments preserved, macros translated, anything that landed as a comment block.
Test a search, a deep page, and the navigation.

Most teams finish in under ten minutes. Single spaces in the 5,000-page range still come in inside the median.

Honest answers

Will my page IDs match? No. Page IDs are reassigned. Internal links get rewritten to the new IDs. External links that point at Confluence URLs are not rewritten — those still go to your old Confluence instance until you redirect the domain.

What if my export is huge? Above ~5,000 pages expect 15–25 minutes. The job runs in the background; you don’t have to babysit.

Can I roll back? Yes. Delete the imported space. Your Confluence export zip is still on your machine and the import is non-destructive on the Confluence side.

Why Team and Business only? The import pipeline is more expensive to run than typical Free workloads. If you’re a single person testing the waters, start with the Obsidian importer on Free.

Coming from somewhere else

Import from Notion — workspace export, Markdown + CSV.
Import from Obsidian — vault folder, available on Free.
Import a single markdown page — one .md file becomes one wiki page.