note to Markdown

## A browser extension that turns your note.com articles into Markdown files Convert articles you've written on note.com into `.md` files you can use in Obsidian and other editors. Open an article, press the button, and you get a file complete with the body text, images, tags, publish date and like count. On top of that, for articles written by **the account you're logged in as**, it can also record the **page view and impression counts** that only exist in note's dashboard. (These aren't available for other people's articles.) Useful for backing up your articles, prepping them to feed to an AI, or managing them in a note-taking app. No sign-up, no payment. Works on desktop Chrome / Edge. ### What it does **Convert the article you're reading, as is** Just press the icon. You can also paste an article URL instead. **Copy, or save to a folder** Register up to 5 destination folders. Re-converting overwrites the file, so they don't pile up. **Three ways to handle images** Link to note's URLs (default) / download and reference by relative path / embed as Base64 **Writes metadata into the frontmatter** Title, URL, author, publish date, like count, view counts, tags, and more. You can choose which keys are written and rename them to match your own conventions. **Refresh the numbers in saved files later** Bring like, page view and impression counts up to date in one go. **Convert in bulk** Pick article links on the page and convert them. On listing pages you can select them all. ### Also One-click tag sets / turn chosen words into `[[wikilinks]]` / keep it open in the side panel / import and export your settings / Japanese and English UI ### Changelog **2026/10/14** New!! Per-key frontmatter control (rename keys, turn output on and off) **2026/10/09** New!! Page view and impression counts / Upd!! Publish date now recorded down to the second --- This is an **unofficial tool** with no affiliation to note, Inc. It collects and transmits no data; all settings are stored on your device.