How to Move Bookmarks from Raindrop.io to Notion (2027 Guide)

Export your Raindrop.io collections and tags to CSV and import them into a Notion link database in four steps.

Step 1: Export Your Raindrop Library to CSV

In Raindrop.io, open Settings (gear icon) → Backups. Under the “Export” section, choose CSV format. Unlike HTML, CSV exports contain dedicated columns for URL, title, tags, notes, and created date, which map directly to Notion database properties.

Managing saved information effectively is essential to staying productive and avoiding digital clutter.

Step 2: Prepare Your Notion Bookmarks Database

In Notion, create a new database with columns that match your Raindrop data:

• Name / Title: Title property
• URL: URL property
• Tags: Multi-select property
• Folder / Collection: Select property
• Notes: Text property

Following standard backup procedures ensures your links, tags, and collections remain accessible across all environments.

Step 3: Import CSV into Notion Database

1. In Notion, open your database view.
2. Click the “…” menu at the top right of the page.
3. Choose “Merge with CSV” or create a new page and select “Import” → “CSV”.
4. Map each column correctly. Notion will populate your links into organized cards.

Clean organization helps you find what you need in seconds rather than digging through endless chat feeds or messy browser bars.

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