How to Export Arc Browser Bookmarks & Pinned Tabs to HTML

Arc Browser organizes the web differently than traditional browsers, replacing conventional bookmarks with Pinned Tabs, Favorites, and Spaces. If you need to back up your links or migrate to Marqly or another browser, you can export all your pinned tabs directly to a standard HTML file.

Step 1: Open Arc’s Export Dialog

Depending on your operating system, you can trigger Arc’s export feature in seconds:

• On macOS: In the top menu bar, click Arc > Settings (or press Cmd + ,), go to Profiles, and click Export Bookmarks. Alternatively, go to Help > Troubleshooting > Export Bookmarks.
• On Windows: Click the Arc menu icon in the upper-left corner, select Settings, navigate to Profiles, and click Export Bookmarks.

Step 2: Save the Bookmarks HTML File

When prompted, select a destination on your hard drive (for example, your Documents or Backups folder). Arc writes a clean arc_bookmarks.html file adhering to the universal Netscape Bookmark standard.

What Arc Includes in the HTML Export

Arc converts its proprietary sidebar structure into familiar bookmark folders:

• Favorites appear as top-level bookmarks.
• Spaces become primary folders matching your space names (such as “Work”, “Personal”, or “Projects”).
• Pinned Tabs and subfolders are preserved within their corresponding Spaces.
• Ephemeral Today tabs are ignored so your export stays clean and focused on permanent links.

Transferring Arc Links to Marqly

Marqly imports Arc’s exported HTML seamlessly. By moving your links into Marqly, you retain your Space-based folder structure while gaining AI tagging, dead-link monitoring, and instant access from any device or browser.