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Features & How To

Markdown Exporter for Confluence is a Forge-native app that gives you full control over how your Confluence content is exported to Markdown. Below is an overview of every major feature.

Export Scope

Choose exactly how much to export:
ModeWhat it exports
Single PageOne Confluence page as a single .md file
Page TreeA parent page plus any selected child pages, as a ZIP
Space ExportAll pages in a space (or a filtered selection), as a ZIP
→ Detailed export guide

YAML Front Matter

Optionally prepend YAML metadata to every exported file. Built-in fields include title, author, date, space, and confluence_id — each toggleable individually. You can also add your own custom key-value fields. → YAML Front Matter guide

Obsidian Mode

Enable Obsidian mode to automatically convert all internal Confluence page links into [[Page Title]] wikilink format. Drop the ZIP into your Obsidian vault and links resolve natively. → Obsidian Mode guide

Custom Filename Patterns

Control how your exported files are named using {title}, {date}, and {id} tokens. Useful for archives, static site generators, and any workflow that requires predictable or sortable filenames. → Filename Patterns guide

Live Markdown Preview

Before downloading, preview the rendered Markdown of any page directly in the exporter. What you see in the preview is exactly what ends up in the file — no surprises. Search pages by title with live highlighting directly inside the export tree. Useful when working with large spaces and you only need a specific subset of pages.

Attachments

Enable “Include attachments” to download all files attached to exported pages. Attachments are packaged alongside the Markdown files in the ZIP, with relative references updated to match.

Forge-Powered Security

Markdown Exporter runs entirely on Atlassian Forge. All processing happens inside Atlassian’s infrastructure. Exported files are delivered directly to your browser — nothing is stored on external servers, and your content never leaves Atlassian.