Export any Clip article as a clean Markdown note, dropped straight into your Obsidian vault. YAML frontmatter, source URL, and your highlights — all included.
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The two tools serve different jobs. Clip is built for capturing and reading web content at speed. Obsidian is built for linking ideas and building a personal knowledge graph. The integration connects them — articles you save in Clip can become notes in your vault, complete with the metadata Obsidian needs to make connections.
Each exported note includes YAML frontmatter with the title, source URL, and date saved — ready to tag, link, and query in Obsidian's Dataview plugin.
Any passages you highlighted in Clip's reader are included in the Markdown note as callout blocks, visible and linkable inside Obsidian.
Export every article in your Clip library at once as a folder of Markdown files — a complete migration path or a one-time sync to seed your vault.
Most PKM workflows start with copying text from a browser tab into a note. That friction kills the habit. Clip removes it — save the article first, read it in a clean reader, then push it to Obsidian when you're ready to work with the ideas. The capture step is separate from the thinking step, and Clip handles the first one completely.
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Clips are exported as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter including the title, source URL, and date saved. The content is clean Markdown fully compatible with Obsidian's native renderer.
Yes. Any highlights you made in the article are included in the exported Markdown, formatted as callout blocks so they stand out in Obsidian's reader.
Yes. In addition to per-clip export, Clip supports a bulk Obsidian export that creates a Markdown file for every article in your library in one operation.
Obsidian push is available on the Pro and Max plans.
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