# Logseq to Obsidian

Write in Logseq and read the graph in Obsidian, tasks and all.

## Steps

1. Make a folder for the export inside your vault, like `Vault/Logseq`.
2. Press "connect" on the Logseq card and select your graph's own folder, the one that holds `db.sqlite` or `pages/`.
3. Press "select export folder" and choose `Vault/Logseq`.
4. Press "sync now". Every page and journal is written, and your edits in Logseq follow while Exporter runs.

## What you get

```text
Vault/Logseq/
  journals/
    2026-09-01.md
  pages/
    projects/
      poster.md
  bases/
```

Journals are ready for Obsidian's daily notes, and a namespace like `projects/poster` becomes a folder, so `[[projects/poster]]` keeps resolving. Page properties, tags and aliases become front matter, with a `logseq://` link back to the page. The outline stays an outline, and tasks become checkboxes:

```markdown
- Poster for the spring show
    - [x] Pick the blue render
    - [ ] Try a second type size
```

`TODO`, `LATER`, `NOW`, `DOING` and `WAITING` become `- [ ]`; `DONE` and `CANCELED` become `- [x]`. `bases/` holds three views for Obsidian's Bases.

## Pitfalls

- One graph at a time. To switch, press "disconnect", connect the other graph, then "full resync" so the first graph's files leave.
- Give Logseq a folder of its own, not the vault root, so your notes and the graph's stay apart. A "full resync" removes only the files Exporter wrote, and a renamed or deleted page loses its old file on the next sync.

Logseq exports free, with no limit. Every field is in [the Logseq docs](https://exporter.dev/docs/logseq).

## Related

- [Logseq](https://exporter.dev/docs/logseq): Pages, journals, fields and fixes
- [Logseq](https://exporter.dev/logseq): Logseq pages and journals as Markdown
- [Bear to Obsidian](https://exporter.dev/guides/bear/bear-to-obsidian): Bear notes in your vault, a folder per tag

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human version: https://exporter.dev/guides/logseq/logseq-to-obsidian
every page: https://exporter.dev/llms.txt