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Installation

N2O Sync Lite is in Obsidian’s community store. One button, and Obsidian opens on the install screen.

Add to Obsidian Open the plugin page

Or find it by hand: Settings > Community plugins > Browse, search N2O Sync Lite, then Install and Enable.

After enabling it, open the panel from the ribbon icon and you will see the connect screen:

The N2O panel before connecting: Notion in, Obsidian out

There are two editions, and Lite is the one in the store. It pulls your Notion pages and databases into plain Markdown, with working links, downloaded media and frontmatter you can query. It does not push anything back to Notion, and it stops at 100 notes in a vault.

N2O Sync LiteN2O
DirectionNotion to ObsidianBoth ways
NotesUp to 100 per vaultNo limit
PriceFree, forever14 days free, then Pro or Lifetime
InstallThe button aboveFrom inside Lite, or from GitHub

From inside Lite. Lite has an upgrade panel that fetches the full plugin from GitHub and installs it for you. This is the shortest path and the one to use if Lite is already running.

With BRAT, if you would rather it updated automatically alongside your other beta plugins:

  1. Install BRAT from Obsidian’s community plugins.
  2. Open BRAT settings and click Add Beta Plugin.
  3. Enter https://github.com/n2osync/n2o.
  4. BRAT installs N2O and keeps it up to date.

By hand, if you prefer to see exactly what lands in your vault:

  1. Open the latest release.
  2. Download all four files:
    • main.js, the plugin code
    • styles.css, the plugin styles
    • manifest.json, the plugin metadata
    • sql-wasm.wasm, the SQLite engine the sync database needs
  3. Create the folder .obsidian/plugins/n2o/ in your vault.
  4. Copy the four files into it.
  5. Restart Obsidian and enable N2O under Settings > Community plugins.

The full edition is not in the community store yet. Two-way sync is a larger review than a one-way plugin, and Lite going in first is what made the store route possible at all.

  • Obsidian 1.12.4 or later, desktop only, on Windows, macOS or Linux
  • A Notion account, connected with OAuth or an integration token
  • An internet connection, for talking to Notion’s API

Once it is installed, connect your Notion account.