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Obsidian vault import — free, in 5 minutes

Import your Obsidian vault into Raccoon Page as a folder-mirrored space. Wikilinks resolved, frontmatter respected, attachments preserved. Free plan included.

~5-minute migrationAvailable on Free, Team, and Business
Folder of interconnected markdown documents resolving cleanly into a wiki tree, illustrating Obsidian vault import

TL;DR. Zip your vault folder. Drop it in the import wizard. Folders become page hierarchy. [[Wikilinks]] resolve. ![[image.png]] embeds preserve. Frontmatter passes through. The Obsidian importer is the one we recommend if your wiki is any markdown collection, Obsidian or not — see the markdown page for details.

What we import

Obsidian concept What it becomes in Raccoon Page
Vault folder Space
Sub-folders Page hierarchy (folders → parent pages)
.md file Page
YAML frontmatter Page metadata + tags
[[Wikilink]] Internal page link
[[Page#Heading]] Anchor link to the heading
![[image.png]] Embedded image attachment
Code fences Fenced code blocks
Callout syntax (> [!note]) Native callouts
Tags (#tag) Tags

What we don't import (yet)

  • Plugin-only block types. Dataview queries, Tasks plugin syntax, Excalidraw drawings — these are markdown that means something only inside Obsidian. We render the source verbatim and leave a note on the page.
  • Canvas files. Obsidian's .canvas JSON has no equivalent in Raccoon Page. We import the file as an attachment, no preview.
  • Workspace state (open tabs, sidebar pins, theme settings). We import content, not preferences.

The step-by-step

  1. In your file manager, zip your vault folder. (Or skip the zip — the wizard accepts an extracted folder upload too.)
  2. Sign up for Raccoon Page. The Obsidian importer works on the Free tier; no upgrade needed for a single vault.
  3. Drop the zip (or folder) in the import wizard. It identifies the vault by .obsidian/ presence — but a plain markdown folder works the same way.
  4. Review the import. Wikilinks should be blue; images should render inline; tags should appear in the side panel.

Things people ask

Do I need Obsidian installed?
No. The 'Obsidian importer' is a markdown-vault importer that handles the Obsidian conventions when it sees them. Any folder of markdown files works.
What about my plugins?
Raccoon Page does not run plugins. Their output, if it was already inlined as markdown, comes through fine. Reactive features (Dataview queries, Tasks plugin) become static text.
Is this on Free?
Yes. Obsidian vault import works on Free, Team, and Business. Word and Markdown document imports also work on every plan; Confluence and Notion workspace migrations require Team or Business.
Can I keep using Obsidian on the side?
Yes. Raccoon Page exports back to the same vault format via the per-space zip. The shape that goes in is the shape that comes out.