Export Logseq pages to Markdown
Your Logseq graph as Markdown with front matter, free with no limit.
A Logseq page, as a file.
Page properties become front matter, the outline stays an outline, and TODO and DONE become checkboxes. A namespace like projects/poster becomes a folder, so [[projects/poster]] keeps resolving.
---
title: "projects/poster"
id: "66d9f3a2"
created: 2026-03-14T09:20:00
modified: 2026-05-02T18:40:12
source_url: "logseq://graph/notes?page=projects%2Fposter"
tags:
- "print"
word_count: 19
reading_time: 1
source: "logseq"
source_graph: "notes"
status: "draft"
---
- Poster for the spring show
- [x] Pick the blue render
- [ ] Try a second type size
- Printer quotes in [[Print shops]]What comes out
Journals as journals/2026-09-01.md, ready for Obsidian's daily notes; pages under pages/.
projects/poster becomes pages/projects/poster.md, so wikilinks keep resolving.
Page properties, tags and aliases in YAML, plus the graph's name and a logseq:// link back to the page.
TODO, LATER, NOW, DOING and WAITING become - [ ]; DONE and CANCELED become - [x].
The same three bases as the Apple Notes export, in bases/.
How it works
- 1Connect Logseq
Press connect on the Logseq card and select your graph's folder, the one that holds
db.sqliteorpages/. Then choose an export folder. - 2Sync
Press sync now. Every page and journal is written as Markdown with front matter.
- 3Keep writing
Write in Logseq as before; your edits are written to the export.
How it works: Logseq docsGuides: Logseq to Obsidian
Questions
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My graph is already Markdown. Why export it?
Is it really free?
Let Claude read your graph
Exporter's local MCP server serves the Logseq export folder with the rest. Set it up.
Claude can then list and read the pages you exported.
$ claude mcp add --transport http exporter http://localhost:8744/mcp