Note Enhancements#

The Obsidian Memos plugin, also known as Thino, is a powerful tool for quickly capturing ideas in Obsidian. With Thino, you can create notes that are sourced from your existing diary files or insert new content into your diary file with ease. The plugin offers advanced features such as daily note mode, Thino share, and global editor, making it an excellent choice for those who want to streamline their note-taking process. Additionally, Thino allows you to read notes from multiple sources and offers a range of customization options to suit your needs.

The Linter plugin for Obsidian enhances note-taking by streamlining formatting and organization with customizable rules. Users can toggle and configure rules to suit their workflows, addressing aspects like YAML structure, headings, spacing, and footnotes. The plugin supports auto-correction of common issues such as redundant spaces, inconsistent list markers, and improper heading capitalization. It ensures cleaner, more consistent notes by aligning document styles and applying standards like proper ellipses and trailing punctuation removal. With an emphasis on configurability, the Linter plugin allows each rule to operate independently, offering flexibility to meet diverse formatting needs without rigid constraints.

The Meta Bind Plugin plugin transforms your Obsidian notes into interactive hubs by allowing you to embed input fields, metadata displays, and buttons directly within your notes. With Meta Bind, you can create custom interfaces that seamlessly integrate with your frontmatter properties, enabling real-time updates and synchronization. For instance, you can add a toggle button that dynamically reflects the value of a "done" property. This plugin empowers you to create immersive and dynamic note-taking experiences, streamlining your workflow and enhancing collaboration.

The Omnisearch plugin is a powerful search engine for Obsidian that instantly provides relevant results. Its smart weighting algorithm ensures that the most relevant files are displayed first, making it easy to quickly find notes, documents, PDFs, and images. With features like automatic document scoring, keyboard navigation, and support for quotes and exclusions, Omnisearch is a valuable tool for anyone who needs to quickly locate specific information in their Obsidian vault. Additionally, its workflow is similar to the "Quick Switcher" core plugin, making it easy to integrate into your existing workflow.

The Templater plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users, allowing them to create dynamic templates with variables and functions. With Templater, you can insert variables and function results into your notes, making it easy to customize your workflow and create reusable templates. The plugin also enables you to execute JavaScript code, giving you the flexibility to automate tasks and manipulate data in your notes. Whether you're looking to streamline your note-taking process or create custom templates for specific use cases, Templater is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The Media Extended plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to enrich their note-taking experience with multimedia content. This plugin seamlessly integrates audio and video files into your notes, allowing you to play, pause, skip, and timestamp them with ease. With support for multiple video platforms, including YouTube, Vimeo, and Coursera, you can embed a wide range of media types directly into your notes. The plugin also features local subtitle support, media fragments, playlist support, and more. Whether you're a student, researcher, or content creator, Media Extended makes it easy to incorporate multimedia materials into your digital notebook.

The Breadcrumbs plugin allows users to define and visualize typed links between their notes, creating a structured graph for navigation and exploration. Unlike the standard Obsidian graph, Breadcrumbs introduces link types, enabling users to categorize relationships between notes. The plugin offers various ways to traverse and analyze the graph, helping users establish hierarchies, associations, and connections within their vault.

The Iconize plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to add a personal touch to their notes and folders. With this plugin, you can easily add custom icons from any SVG file or icon pack to give your content a unique visual identity. Whether it's adding icons before file/folder names, in notes, above titles, or even in tabs, Iconize makes it all possible. Plus, with customizable settings and custom rules, you can tailor the plugin to fit your specific needs. Overall, Iconize is a powerful tool that will help you visually organize and differentiate your content in Obsidian.

The Admonition plugin enhances note-taking in Obsidian by allowing users to create visually distinct callouts such as tips, warnings, and notes. It provides built-in styles and icons for common admonition types, and users can further customize them with Markdown attributes or CSS styling. The plugin supports advanced features like nested blockquotes and code blocks, making it useful for organizing content. Admonitions can be exported and imported using JSON files, offering flexibility in managing styles across different vaults. It integrates well with other plugins like Obsidian Templates and Templater, enabling dynamic content creation within notes.

The Quick Switcher++ enhances the built-in system Switcher with additional features. It provides quick access to top results, allows for customization of the search query, and enables hotkeys for quick opening of suggestions. The plugin also includes global commands for hotkeys/shortcuts and supports installation via Obsidian or GitHub. Additionally, it offers a settings menu for configuration and customization. Quick Switcher++ is an experimental plugin that aims to be a "drop-in" replacement for the built-in system Switcher, with ongoing development and maintenance by the creator.

The Outliner plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to create deeply structured lists and move items around with ease. With its intuitive interface, you can enhance the style of your lists, move them back and forth without breaking the structure, and even stick the cursor to the content while typing. The plugin also offers advanced features like vertical indentation lines, drag-and-drop functionality, and enhanced hotkeys for better navigation and manipulation of your lists. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply someone who likes to organize their notes in a specific way, the Outliner plugin is definitely worth checking out.

The Easy Typing plugin for Obsidian is designed to enhance the writing experience by automating text formatting and symbol editing. With its core features, you can capitalize the first letter of each line, add spaces between specific parts, and even define custom rules for handling special text formats. The plugin also includes a range of edit enhancements, such as auto-pairing and deleting symbols, converting full-width characters to half-width, and more. Additionally, you can customize conversion rules for various editing scenarios and access built-in commands to simplify your workflow. With its experimental features, Easy Typing is poised to revolutionize the way you write in Obsidian.

The Advanced Tables plugin for Obsidian brings a new level of flexibility and control to your markdown tables. With this plugin, you can easily navigate, format, and manipulate your tables like a spreadsheet. Auto-formatting ensures that your tables look professional, while Excel-like navigation makes it simple to move between cells and rows. You can even use formulas to perform calculations and add functionality to your tables. Additionally, you can sort rows by a specified column, export to CSV, and set column alignment for precise control over your data. With Advanced Tables, you'll be able to work with your data in Obsidian like never before.

The Dice Roller plugin brings a dynamic, interactive approach to note-taking in Obsidian by allowing users to roll various types of dice directly within their notes. It supports a wide range of dice types and modifiers, providing greater flexibility for those who enjoy randomized content or use dice in their workflows. Complex calculations, nested operations, and even generating random text or table entries become intuitive and fun. Users can tailor the display of results, apply conditions for selective rerolls, and even integrate images of dice faces for a more visual experience. It’s ideal for anyone who wants to introduce an element of chance into their note-taking process.

The Text Format plugin empowers you to quickly and easily reshape the text in your notes. Instead of painstakingly fixing formatting issues by hand, you can transform cases, trim unwanted spaces, and clean up messy content with a few clicks. This tool helps you standardize headings or turn paragraphs into more readable lists. You can refine your copied text from various sources into a polished form, remove duplicate spaces, or unify punctuation marks. It also assists in adjusting language cases and capitalization styles. Whether you’re dealing with short excerpts or lengthy material, it makes reorganizing and refining text a smoother, more streamlined process.

The Quiet Outline plugin is designed to provide a more streamlined and efficient way of organizing your notes in Obsidian. With its unique features, it allows you to work with headings without the distraction of automatically expanding or collapsing sections. The plugin also supports search functionality, enabling you to quickly find specific information within your notes. Additionally, Quiet Outline offers advanced features such as drag-and-drop reordering, level switching, and remember state, making it easier to navigate and manage your content. Whether you're working on a large project or simply want to improve your note-taking workflow, this plugin is worth checking out.

The Latex Suite plugin enhances the LaTeX typing experience in Obsidian by offering intuitive shortcuts and customizable snippets for rapid typesetting. With features like auto-fraction formatting, matrix navigation shortcuts, and visual snippet tools, it simplifies complex LaTeX inputs into quick keystrokes. Users can enjoy cleaner displays through concealed LaTeX markup and benefit from automatic bracket resizing for readability. Matching brackets are color-highlighted for easy identification, and commands like equation selection and boxing further streamline workflows. Fully customizable, the plugin empowers users to adapt it to their preferences, making LaTeX editing faster and more efficient for both beginners and advanced users.

The Image in Editor plugin allows you to view images, PDF files, iframes, transclusions, and Excalidraw drawings directly within the Obsidian editor without having to switch to preview mode. You can resize images using alt-text options and support various formats such as Markdown and Wikilinks. The plugin also includes features like invert color mode, image sizing, and rendering of local files. Additionally, you can render PDF files, iframes, and MSG/EMail files from Outlook directly in the editor. With this plugin, you have more control over how your images appear in your Obsidian notes, making it easier to create visually appealing content.

The Buttons plugin enhances Obsidian by allowing users to execute commands, open links, and automate workflows with customizable buttons. It offers multiple button types, including command execution, URL navigation, math calculations, and template-based note creation. Features like inline buttons enable seamless integration within text, while swap buttons allow cycling through multiple actions with a single click. Users can personalize buttons with custom colors, CSS classes, or templater commands for dynamic functionality. Additional options like removing or replacing content and creating new notes streamline note-taking. This plugin is ideal for organizing workflows and enhancing productivity within the Obsidian ecosystem.

The Notion-Like Tables plugin, DataLoom, offers a powerful way to create databases within Obsidian.md, similar to Notion.so. With its table view, you can organize and display data from various sources in different ways. The plugin supports cell types such as text, numbers, checkboxes, and more, allowing for flexible customization. Additionally, DataLoom provides features like filtering, searching, inserting rows and columns, and exporting data to CSV or Markdown. Its color scheme options and mobile support make it a convenient tool for managing your notes across devices.

The Tracker plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to collect and visualize data from their notes. With this plugin, you can create comprehensive reports that help you track your progress, habits, and goals. The plugin offers various visualization options, including pie charts, bar charts, and more, making it easy to represent your data in a clear and concise manner. Additionally, the plugin provides advanced features such as annotation modes, date formatting options, and text value mapping, allowing you to customize your reports to suit your needs. Whether you're tracking your daily habits or monitoring your progress towards long-term goals, the Tracker plugin is an excellent tool for anyone who wants to gain insights into their data.

The Hover Editor plugin transforms the page preview popover into a fully-fledged editor instance. This means you can now enjoy a more comprehensive editing experience when hovering over links or block references in your Obsidian vault. With this plugin, you can switch between modes, resize and reposition the editor, and even pin it to prevent auto-closing. The editor also features a navigational bar with document title and controls, allowing for easier navigation and management of your content. Additionally, the plugin includes settings for customizing the default editor mode and automatically scrolling to reference locations. Overall, Hover Editor enhances Obsidian's core functionality, providing a more streamlined and efficient editing experience.

The Obsidian Enhancing Export plugin leverages Pandoc to provide seamless export capabilities for your Obsidian notes. It supports multiple formats, including Markdown, HTML, DOCX, and LaTeX, while ensuring media resources are bundled where applicable. Users can customize export commands with dynamic variables, adapting outputs to specific needs. The plugin is particularly useful for academic and professional writing, enabling precise control over file paths, naming conventions, and formatting. Integration with YAML metadata enhances flexibility. With intuitive export settings and compatibility across platforms, it simplifies document conversion while maintaining the integrity of your notes and their embedded content.

The QuickAdd plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who crave efficiency and productivity. It combines four powerful tools - templates, captures, macros, and multis - to help you streamline your note-taking process. With QuickAdd, you can create custom workflows that automate tasks, such as creating new notes with pre-defined templates and content, adding links to specific files, or even chaining together multiple actions for complex workflows. The plugin's syntax is similar to Obsidian's template syntax, making it easy to customize and extend your workflow. Whether you're a power user or just looking to boost your productivity, QuickAdd is definitely worth exploring.

The Auto Link Title plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently paste links into their notes. This plugin automatically fetches webpage titles when you paste URLs, creating beautifully formatted markdown links with accurate titles. Not only does it work for new links, but it also allows you to enhance existing raw URLs and even overwrite titles of existing markdown links. With a simple keyboard shortcut, you can effortlessly get the most out of your links, making your notes more organized and visually appealing.

The Another Quick Switcher plugin enhances Obsidian's navigation and search capabilities with powerful customization options. It allows users to create tailored search commands, perform backlink and link searches, and navigate files and headers efficiently. With features like customizable hotkeys, in-file searches, and support for advanced filtering and sorting criteria, the plugin streamlines access to notes and resources. It also includes tools for previewing files, navigating between links without leaving dialogs, and managing complex relationships like 2-hop links. The plugin integrates seamlessly with workflows, offering an efficient and flexible alternative to Obsidian's native quick switcher.

The Tag Wrangler plugin enhances your Obsidian workflow by introducing powerful tools for managing tags. With its intuitive drag-and-drop functionality, you can effortlessly rename or reorganize tags. The plugin allows you to create or open dedicated tag pages, blending the organizational strengths of tags with the structure of linked notes. Its context menu adds versatility, letting you search, exclude, or interact with tags directly. Advanced features include batch renaming hierarchical tags, ensuring smooth tag management across your vault. Whether refining tag hierarchies or leveraging tag pages for centralized insights, Tag Wrangler streamlines the process for a more organized note-taking experience.

The Smart Connections plugin is designed to enhance your Obsidian experience by leveraging AI to find and connect relevant notes. By using AI embeddings, it provides real-time suggestions of related notes through the Smart View, making it easier to discover connections in your vault. The plugin also offers Smart Chat, which enables dynamic conversations with your notes, allowing for better information retrieval and exploration. It supports both local and cloud-based AI models, ensuring privacy and flexibility. Additionally, the plugin offers customizable settings, including note exclusions and integration with AI models like GPT-4, Gemini, and Claude. Overall, it streamlines the process of linking and managing notes, allowing for a more efficient and insightful note-taking experience.

The Book Search plugin brings convenient access to book information directly into your Obsidian workflow. With the ability to query titles, authors, and publishers, it ensures quick retrieval of detailed metadata without leaving your vault. Users can generate comprehensive notes from search results, complete with essential attributes like publisher and publication date. Easily link to cover images and integrate details seamlessly into your note-taking environment. By customizing file names and choosing between multiple search providers, it offers flexibility for diverse needs. Whether you’re tracking your personal reading list or collecting references for research, this plugin provides a smooth, automated approach to gathering book data.

The PDF++ plugin enhances the PDF viewing and annotation experience in Obsidian by providing advanced features beyond the built-in capabilities. It allows users to create highlights and annotations by linking directly to PDF text selections, keeping notes in pure markdown format for long-term accessibility. The plugin improves the PDF viewer with features like quick link copying, customizable highlight colors, and seamless navigation between PDFs and markdown files.

The MAKE.md plugin enhances organization and personalization within Obsidian by offering tools for efficiently managing and visualizing notes. Users can organize their workspace into lists, tables, calendars, and boards, enabling tailored views of their information for various workflows. The plugin supports databases with two-way relationships, formulas, and rollups, allowing for dynamic data connections across notes. It empowers users to create custom dashboards, trackers, and personalized workspaces without requiring coding knowledge. MAKE.md aims to simplify note management while offering scalability for complex needs.

The Mousewheel Image Zoom plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently work with images. With this plugin, you can effortlessly zoom in and out of images by holding down a customizable key (default: left alt) while hovering over the image in preview mode and scrolling with your mouse wheel. This feature saves time and increases productivity, allowing you to quickly inspect and review images without having to navigate away from your current workflow.

The Emoji Toolbar plugin for Obsidian brings a touch of fun and expressiveness to your note-taking experience. With this plugin, you can quickly search for and add emojis to your editor using a hot key of your choice. The emoji picker allows you to filter through a list by typing a word or phrase, making it easy to find the perfect emoji to convey your message. Additionally, you can select from recently used emojis, preview Twitter-style formatting, and even access skin tone support for a more inclusive range of options. Whether you're adding a playful touch to your notes or creating engaging content, the Emoji Toolbar plugin has got you covered.

The Export Image plugin enables users to export Obsidian notes as images. It provides flexibility in exporting content, including options to add watermarks, author information, and adjust image resolution for high PPI devices. The plugin supports batch exporting, selective content export, and exporting in both preview and read mode. Users can also configure styles via a WYSIWYG interface for fine-tuning their exported images. With additional features like exporting metadata and customizing image widths, this plugin is ideal for anyone needing to share notes as images, whether for presentations or other purposes.

The Heading Shifter plugin is designed to streamline the process of managing markdown headings in Obsidian. It allows users to easily shift the heading levels (from Heading 1 to Heading 6) for selected text, either increasing or decreasing the levels in batch. The plugin also supports inserting new headings, either at the current level or adjusted by one level up or down. It includes additional features like customizing how headings are applied, with the ability to remove specific styles such as bullet points or bold text. This plugin simplifies organizing and structuring notes, making it ideal for users working with large documents or those frequently rearranging content.

The Link Embed plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to convert URLs in your Obsidian notes into embedded previews. With this plugin, you can easily turn links into visually appealing and informative snippets that provide metadata about the linked content. Whether you're sharing an article, a video, or a website, this plugin makes it easy to add rich context to your notes without having to copy and paste large amounts of text. The plugin supports multiple parsers, including JSONLink, MicroLink, and Iframely, each with its own strengths and limitations. By enabling auto-embed in the settings, you can have links automatically replaced with embedded previews when you paste them into an empty line. Overall, Link Embed is a great tool for anyone looking to enhance their note-taking experience with rich media content.

The Annotator plugin allows users to open and annotate PDF and EPUB files within Obsidian. It enables storing annotations locally in markdown files, maintaining a structured workflow without relying on external services. Users can highlight text, add comments, and link annotations directly to their notes for better organization. The plugin supports dark mode, provides an option to toggle between annotation and markdown modes, and integrates with the Dataview plugin for enhanced querying capabilities. Annotations are easily accessible via Obsidian links, ensuring smooth navigation between notes and files.

The Multi-Column Markdown plugin brings a fresh way to arrange content side-by-side inside your notes. Instead of a traditional single-column format, you can place elements in multiple columns, providing a richer viewing experience. You control the number of columns, their widths, and how text aligns within them. It can even adapt an entire file into multi-column format when switched to reading mode. This flexibility allows you to present notes more dynamically, making it easier to handle larger amounts of information in a visually appealing way. Whether comparing content or organizing data in parallel, the result feels more polished and accessible.

The WordNet Dictionary plugin is a valuable addition to any Obsidian user's toolkit. With this plugin, you'll have access to a comprehensive lexical database of English terms developed by Princeton University. Simply invoke the WordNet dictionary through the command palette or ribbon button, type in your query, and browse through the options until you find the word that interests you. Once selected, the definition will be inserted into your current document or displayed in a notification window if you're in preview mode. This plugin is perfect for writers, researchers, and students looking to expand their vocabulary and improve their writing skills.

The Zoom plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to quickly focus on specific headings or lists in their notes. With just a few clicks, you can zoom in on the content of your choice, hiding everything else on the page. This feature is particularly useful when you need to quickly reference a specific point or when working with large documents. The plugin also comes with a debug mode that allows you to access detailed logs for troubleshooting purposes. Overall, Zoom is a simple yet effective way to enhance your Obsidian experience and boost your productivity.

The Daily Notes Editor plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who rely on daily notes to keep their thoughts and ideas organized. With this plugin, you can now edit multiple daily notes in one page, inline, just like Roam Research's default daily note view. The plugin allows you to open the daily note editor from either a command or the left ribbon, making it easy to access and manage your daily notes. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow or simply prefer a more intuitive editing experience, the Daily Notes Editor plugin is definitely worth checking out.

The Quick snippets and navigation plugin enhances the Obsidian experience by enabling keyboard navigation and streamlining note organization. It allows users to quickly jump between headings, select heading blocks, and navigate empty lines in edit mode. The plugin includes shortcuts for inserting headings, code blocks, and callouts. It also provides the ability to copy code blocks efficiently and manage tags through advanced search options. The plugin integrates with the Another Quick Switcher plugin for enhanced tag-based navigation, enabling fast filtering and searching of notes by tags. The customizable keybindings offer a flexible way to tailor the plugin to individual workflows.

The Enhancing Mindmap plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to create and edit mind maps. With this plugin, you can easily create new mind maps, add links, and style your text using inline formats. You can also use shortcuts to navigate and manipulate your mind map, making it easy to organize your thoughts and ideas. Additionally, the plugin allows you to toggle between mindmap and markdown views, giving you more flexibility in how you work with your notes. Overall, the Enhancing Mindmap plugin is a great tool for anyone looking to take their note-taking to the next level.

The Better Word Count plugin is a powerful tool that enhances the built-in word count functionality in Obsidian. When you select text, it accurately counts the words within that selection, rather than the entire document. This plugin also allows you to store statistics about your vault, providing valuable insights into your writing habits and progress. With its highly customizable status bar, you can tailor the display to suit your needs. Additionally, it offers a range of stats, including word count, character count, sentence count, footnotes, and citations in current files, as well as total counts for your entire vault.

The Furigana plugin for Obsidian adds functionality for marking selected text with ruby annotations, allowing users to display furigana readings for kanji. This is particularly useful for learners of Japanese, as it provides immediate access to pronunciation guides directly within Obsidian. The plugin enables users to highlight text and apply the `<ruby>` HTML tag to show furigana readings. Currently, the plugin is focused on this annotation feature, with plans to add automatic kanji-to-hiragana conversion in future updates.

The Folder notes plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their note-taking workflow. With this plugin, you can easily attach notes to folders and open them with a single click, just like in Notion. But that's not all - it also comes with some unique features like opening folder notes through the path, creating template-supported notes for every existing folder, and more. This means you'll be able to quickly access and organize your notes by folder, making it easier to find what you need when you need it. Whether you're a busy professional or an avid learner, Folder notes is definitely worth checking out.

The Front Matter Title plugin enhances the display of file names in Obsidian by using values from the YAML front matter of Markdown files. This is particularly useful for users who employ naming conventions like timestamps for file names, such as in the Zettelkasten method. Instead of showing the original file name, the plugin displays a user-defined title extracted from a specified key in the YAML metadata. The key can be set using simple values or dot-notation for nested keys. This customization extends to the file explorer and graph view, helping users organize and navigate their notes more intuitively.

The Extract PDF Annotations plugin allows users to efficiently extract and organize annotations such as highlights, notes, and comments from PDF files, both within and outside their Obsidian vault. It categorizes annotations by topics derived from the first line of comments, making it easier to group related notes across multiple documents. The plugin supports batch extraction from entire directories or targeted extraction from individual files. Users can customize the output with templates, choosing annotation types and sorting preferences.

The BPMN Plugin plugin enables users to view and edit BPMN diagrams interactively within Obsidian notes. By using a specialized code block, users can embed BPMN diagrams and customize their display with various parameters such as zoom level, height, and background color. The plugin is powered by the bpmn-js library and supports token simulation, allowing for the dynamic visualization of workflows. Additionally, users can open BPMN files for editing in fullscreen mode and export them as SVGs. This plugin is ideal for those looking to integrate process modeling directly into their Obsidian workspace.

The Table Generator plugin is designed to make creating markdown tables in Obsidian a breeze. With this plugin, you can quickly generate tables with ease, similar to the experience offered by Typora. The plugin allows you to create card-like tables directly in your canvas files, making it easy to organize and structure your notes. You can also customize the default table rows and columns to suit your needs. Overall, this plugin is a great tool for anyone who frequently works with tables in Obsidian.

The Better Export PDF plugin for Obsidian is a powerful tool that enhances the official PDF export function. With this plugin, you can now export bookmarks outlines, previews, and add page numbers to your PDF files. Additionally, it allows you to customize margins, add metadata from front matter, and even export internal links within files. The plugin also supports batch exporting multiple Markdown files into one PDF file, making it a valuable tool for creating high-quality reports and documents. Whether you're looking to create a professional-looking presentation or simply want to keep your notes organized, the Better Export PDF plugin is an essential addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The Dictionary plugin adds a dictionary view to Obsidian, allowing you to look up words and their meanings in various languages. With this plugin, you can access definitions, synonyms, and phonetics for over 15 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, and more. The dictionary is fully customizable, with options to set your default language, use offline support, and choose from a range of third-party APIs to find definitions. You can also translate the plugin into new languages or add new API support to expand its functionality.

The Orthography plugin for Obsidian helps users with grammar and spelling by identifying and suggesting corrections for errors in text. This plugin searches for spelling mistakes and provides options for correcting them with a single click. It is currently in alpha, with some instability and limited support for only English text. The plugin includes a personal dictionary feature to save custom words and integrates with Grammarly for added functionality. While the plugin does not yet support 'Live Preview' mode or mobile styles, it aims to offer dialect selection and a plagiarism checker in future updates.

The Jump-to-Date plugin allows users to quickly navigate to specific Daily Notes Pages in Obsidian using a convenient popup calendar or by typing natural language date expressions. This streamlined functionality makes it easy to access past or future notes without manual searching, enhancing workflow efficiency. The plugin integrates seamlessly into the ribbon and offers a simple and intuitive way to manage daily notes.

The Force Note View Mode plugin gives you more control over how your Obsidian notes are displayed. With this plugin, you can specify through front matter which view mode or editing mode a note should always be opened in. For example, you can force a note to open in live preview edit mode by adding a specific snippet of code to the note's front matter. This plugin also ensures that new notes are opened in the configured default mode, even if the current pane is set to a different mode. With this plugin, you can customize your Obsidian experience and streamline your workflow.

The Footnote Shortcut plugin is designed to make inserting footnotes in Obsidian a breeze. With this plugin, you can easily insert numbered or named footnotes with auto-incremented indices, and quickly switch between your footnote markers and their corresponding details. The plugin also includes features like automatic footnote suggestions and customizable heading for separating footnotes from the rest of your note. Additionally, you can jump back and forth between footnotes and their details with ease. Whether you're a student, writer, or researcher, this plugin is sure to simplify your note-taking experience in Obsidian.

The obsidian floating toc plugin provides a dynamic table of contents that stays visible as you scroll through your notes. It works in both reading and source modes, ensuring seamless navigation. The plugin highlights the current section as you scroll, allowing for easy orientation within long notes. Users can collapse or expand sections with a simple ctrl + click. It also supports Obsidian's multi-window mode, ensuring the table of contents remains functional across multiple open windows. The plugin includes customization options for appearance, which can be modified using the style settings plugin. With smooth synchronization of current and parent headers, this tool enhances note navigation and organization for users managing extensive documents.

The Colored Text plugin is a versatile tool for Obsidian users who want to add visual flair to their notes. With this plugin, you can store up to 20 different colors in slots that appear in the status bar, and easily switch between them using hotkeys or mouse clicks. You can also customize your color palette by adding favorite colors, which are set to the most frequently used colors by default. The plugin offers a range of features, including highlighting mode, allowing you to draw attention to important text with ease. Whether you're creating notes for personal or professional use, this plugin provides a simple and effective way to add visual interest to your content.

The Thumbnails plugin allows users to insert video thumbnails directly into their notes, making it easier to visualize and organize linked content. Compatible with YouTube and Vimeo, the plugin simplifies the process of embedding video previews through commands or manually adding code blocks. It can automatically fetch video titles for links, enhancing the readability of notes. Additionally, it offers offline settings to save thumbnail information and optionally store images locally, ensuring functionality even without internet access.

The PodNotes plugin is designed to make it easier for users to write notes on podcasts. With a mobile-friendly interface, PodNotes allows you to add any publicly available podcast through search or custom feeds by URL. You can track played episodes and playback progress, create podcast notes from templates with metadata about episodes, capture timestamps, and link directly to the time in the episode. Additionally, you can download episodes for offline playback and support non-podcast local audio files. The plugin also includes an API that can be used by other plugins for custom workflows.

The Hotkeys for Bookmarks plugin enhances navigation in Obsidian by allowing users to quickly access their top 9 bookmarks using customizable keyboard shortcuts. It integrates seamlessly with the core Bookmark plugin, enabling efficient management of bookmarked files and searches. Users can assign shortcuts to open bookmarks in either the current pane or a new pane, improving workflow and accessibility for frequently used notes or queries. This plugin is particularly useful for streamlining repetitive actions and keeping key resources readily accessible.

The Image Window plugin is a useful addition to Obsidian that enhances the New Window functionality by providing a more comfortable and convenient way to view notes and images. With this plugin, you can right-click on a note or image and select "Open in New Window" to open it in a new pop-up window. Alternatively, you can use the Command Palette's "Open Image in New Window" command to achieve the same result. One of the standout features of this plugin is its ability to stretch images to fit the full size of the window, eliminating the need to adjust the zoom or window size manually. Overall, the Image Window plugin is a great tool for anyone who frequently views notes and images in Obsidian, offering a more seamless and enjoyable experience.

The List Callouts plugin allows you to add visual interest to your lists in Obsidian by converting specific characters or icons into callouts. This feature enables you to draw attention to important points, highlight key information, or create a more visually appealing layout for your notes and documents. With this plugin, you can customize the characters or icons used for callouts, making it easy to tailor the design to your preferences.

The New Bullet With Time plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to add context to their notes. This plugin allows you to automatically include the current time at the beginning of each new bullet point, giving you a timestamped record of your thoughts and ideas. With customizable time formats and regex options, you can tailor this feature to fit your needs. Whether you're tracking progress on a project or jotting down quick notes during a meeting, this plugin makes it easy to keep track of when things happened.

The Language Translator plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who need to translate selected text in their notes. With this plugin, you can easily convert your text into the desired language using Azure Translator or your own hosted services. The plugin offers various settings, such as target language, API type, and region, allowing you to customize your translation experience. You can also use hotkeys to execute translations quickly. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply someone who likes to read in multiple languages, this plugin is an excellent addition to your Obsidian workflow.

The Auto Split plugin enhances the Obsidian workspace by automatically opening notes with the editor and preview displayed side-by-side when no other files are open. This feature is especially useful for users who prefer to see their edits reflected instantly. The plugin also introduces a command to split the current pane into two linked panes, allowing users to edit and view their notes simultaneously. It only works on desktop and tablet devices, as split panes are not supported on mobile phones. The plugin is designed to operate efficiently, activating only for Markdown files and ensuring existing files are not disrupted. Users can configure platform-specific settings to enable or disable the feature as needed, making it a flexible tool for multi-device workflows.

The Remember cursor position plugin is a game-changer for users who frequently switch between notes, links, or sections within their Obsidian notes. This plugin saves the cursor position, scroll location, and text selection for each note, allowing you to pick up right where you left off. Whether you're working on a complex note, navigating through a long article, or exploring a knowledge graph, this plugin ensures that your progress is preserved even when you switch between notes or restart Obsidian.

The Jump to link plugin is a game-changer for users who spend hours scrolling through lengthy articles or documentation pages. This clever plugin allows you to quickly jump to specific links within the page, saving you time and effort. With just a few clicks, you can instantly navigate to the desired section, eliminating the need to manually scroll through large blocks of text. Whether you're a blogger, researcher, or simply someone who values efficiency, this plugin is sure to be a welcome addition to your Obsidian setup.

The TimeDiff plugin is a useful tool for tracking time intervals in your Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can create a "timediff" markdown block to calculate and display the differences between various dates and times. The plugin also provides three commands: one to show the total time difference count in the current file, another to insert a timediff block at the cursor position, and a third to insert the current time at the cursor position. This plugin is ideal for anyone who needs to track time intervals or create schedules in their notes, and it can be a valuable addition to your Obsidian workflow.

The Obsidian Math+ plugin is a powerful tool for taking math notes quickly and efficiently in Obsidian. With this plugin, you can create math blocks using LaTeX or intuitive equation writing, and then render them with freeform annotations using Excalidraw. The plugin also allows you to customize the appearance of your math blocks, including colors, font sizes, and shortcuts. Additionally, you can save your drawings as SVG files and toggle live preview on and off. With its robust feature set and user-friendly interface, Obsidian Math+ is an excellent choice for anyone who needs to take complex mathematical notes.

The Obsidian GoLinks plugin enables users to make plaintext GoLinks (e.g., go/links) clickable within their Obsidian notes. The plugin ensures GoLinks are recognized and rendered as functional links while excluding those enclosed in backticks or already formatted as hyperlinks. It works seamlessly across various markdown elements, including lists, blockquotes, and plain text, enhancing navigation within notes. The plugin does not alter the markdown source, acting solely during the rendering process, ensuring data safety. With no external data transfer, it is suitable for corporate environments and provides a straightforward way to link resources dynamically.

The Oura Ring plugin is a valuable addition to Obsidian, allowing users to track and insert their Oura Ring stats into notes. With this plugin, you can fetch your personalized data using an access token, and then insert it into a note formatted by date or today's date. The plugin supports various metrics such as sleep quality, readiness score, and activity levels, providing valuable insights into your daily habits. By integrating these statistics into your Obsidian notes, you can gain a deeper understanding of your body's rhythms and make informed decisions about your well-being.

The Translator plugin for Obsidian is a handy tool that allows users to translate selected text or phrases with just a few clicks. With this plugin, you can open the translator modal and enter the phrase you want to translate, choosing from a range of supported languages. You can also set hotkeys for quick access to the translation feature. Additionally, the plugin supports translating the selected text, making it easy to convert foreign language texts into your native tongue. With its user-friendly interface and ability to work with multiple translation services, this plugin is a valuable addition to any Obsidian user's toolkit.

The Calendar plugin adds a powerful calendar view to Obsidian, helping users organize and navigate their daily notes. It provides an easy way to create and view daily notes, visualize writing progress, and backfill old or future notes. Additionally, users can manage weekly notes and customize the calendar's display, including adjusting the first day of the week and enabling week numbers. The plugin supports word count visualization with a simple dot system, making it easier to track daily productivity. It also allows for deep customization of styles and themes through CSS variables, giving users control over the calendar's appearance. This plugin is a great tool for anyone looking to organize their notes and plan their work effectively within Obsidian.

The Note Refactor plugin for Obsidian provides various features to streamline your note-taking workflow. With this plugin, you can extract specific sections of notes into new files, normalize heading levels, and customize file names with date and time formats. You can also include the first line of the selected text as a heading in the new note. Additionally, the plugin allows for transclusion by default and provides customizable templates for note links and refactored content. With its robust feature set, Note Refactor helps you create organized and easily searchable notes.

The MetaEdit plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users, allowing them to easily add, update, and manage YAML properties and Dataview fields in their notes. With MetaEdit, you can ignore properties to hide them from the menu, use auto-properties with customizable values, and even detect and vectorize arrays of values. The plugin also features progress properties that automatically update based on task completion status, as well as transform properties between YAML and Dataview formats. Additionally, MetaEdit includes an API for integrating with other plugins and templates, making it a versatile tool for enhancing your Obsidian workflow.

The Typing Transformer plugin enhances the typing experience in Obsidian by offering customizable auto-formatting features. It includes input conversion rules for expanding abbreviations, auto-pairing symbols, and transforming characters. Deletion rules enable efficient removal of paired characters, while selection rules facilitate quick insertion of paired elements around selected text. Additionally, the plugin supports automatic insertion of spaces between multilingual text blocks, improving readability. These features are highly configurable, allowing users to create personalized typing rules tailored to their workflow.

The AutoMOC plugin streamlines the process of managing Map of Content (MOC) notes in Obsidian. It ensures that backlinks, tagged mentions, and alias references are not missed by automatically importing them into the current note. Users can execute three key commands: importing notes based on linked mentions, tagged mentions, or specific aliases, all of which can be run through the command palette or shortcuts. The plugin supports frontmatter properties such as aliases and tags, allowing for more dynamic linking. Additional features include options for anchor links to headings, importing notes as various list formats, and ignoring specified folders during imports.

The Emotion Picker plugin simplifies the process of adding emotions or feelings to your Obsidian notes. It provides a customizable list of emotions that can be inserted at the current cursor position. Users can configure how emotions are added, including options for comma separation, converting them into links or tags, and capitalizing the text. This plugin is ideal for journaling, mood tracking, or any other use case where regularly recording emotions is needed, offering a quick and organized way to capture these sentiments in your notes.

The Underline plugin adds functionality to easily apply underline formatting in Obsidian. By using the default hotkey, users can wrap selected text with `<u>` tags or insert an underline wrapper at the cursor position. The plugin also supports undoing underlines when applied text is reselected. Additional formatting options include wrapping text with `<center>` tags, headings, or block references, accessible through dedicated hotkeys. For even more customization, users are encouraged to explore integration with the Text Format plugin for custom wrappers.

The Chronology plugin provides a sidebar calendar view that allows users to visualize, browse, and interact with their notes based on creation or modification dates. Users can view notes by day, week, month, or custom date ranges. The timeline visualization highlights when notes were created or modified, and users can opt for a simple list view instead. Notes grouped within the same time slot can be displayed together. The calendar tiles offer visual cues, showing the number of notes created or edited on each day. Clicking on note names opens them, and using Ctrl or Command-click opens notes in a new pane. This plugin also addresses issues with Obsidian Sync by using metadata to correctly identify the actual creation or modification dates of notes.

The Links plugin enhances link management in Obsidian, offering tools for creating, converting, editing, and embedding links. Users can effortlessly create links from selected text or clipboard content and convert between wiki, markdown, HTML, or autolinks. Advanced features include unlinking, removing links from headings, or copying and cutting links to the clipboard. Additionally, users can edit link text or destinations and manage embedded files with ease. The plugin supports bulk operations for handling multiple links within notes or selections.

The Emoji Shortcodes plugin brings a touch of whimsy to your Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can add a dash of personality to your writing by inserting emojis using simple shortcodes. For example, typing `:joy:` will render as 😂, while `:heart:` becomes ❤️. This plugin makes it easy to add visual flair to your notes without having to navigate through Obsidian's emoji picker or copy-paste images from other sources. Perfect for adding a bit of humor, emphasis, or personality to your writing.

The Relative Line Numbers plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who value efficiency and speed. With this plugin, you'll never have to worry about losing your place again. It offers a unique feature that displays line numbers relative to your current cursor position, allowing you to quickly navigate through your notes with ease. This means you can jump between sections or references with just a few keystrokes, without having to manually count lines or scroll back up and down. Perfect for writers, researchers, and anyone who spends a lot of time in Obsidian's editor mode.

The 盘古 PanGu plugin is a simple yet effective tool for typographically inclined users. This plugin adds space between Chinese characters and English alphabet, ensuring that text appears correctly formatted. For instance, it can transform the sentence "大多数人在20到30岁就已经过完自己的一生；一过了这个年龄段，他们就变成自己的影子" into "大多数人在 20 到 30 岁就已经过完自己的一生；一过了这个年龄段，他们就变成自己的影子". With this plugin, you can enjoy a more visually appealing writing experience in Obsidian.

The Better Inline Fields plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work extensively with Dataview inline fields. With this plugin, you can now easily toggle boolean values using checkboxes, making your workflow more efficient and intuitive. Additionally, the autocompletion feature allows you to quickly find and select field values from a list of pages in a configured folder. This saves time and reduces errors, especially when working with large datasets. The plugin also supports aliases and regular expressions for advanced searching capabilities. Overall, Better Inline Fields streamlines your Dataview experience and makes it more enjoyable to work with Obsidian.

The Copy document as HTML plugin allows you to effortlessly copy your Obsidian documents into HTML format, making it easy to paste them into other applications like Gmail. With this plugin, you can choose whether to copy the entire document or just the selected text, and even customize the styling of the output. The plugin also supports various media types, including images, diagrams, and plantuml, ensuring that your copied content looks great in different formats. Whether you need to share documents with others or use them for personal notes, this plugin provides a convenient way to convert your Obsidian content into HTML format.

The Omnivore plugin brings your Omnivore highlights and saved articles into Obsidian, unlocking a new world of connections and insights. With this plugin, you can create custom graphs based on your omnivore data, filter imported content using advanced search syntax, and use templates to organize your notes. The plugin syncs seamlessly with Omnivore, allowing you to access your highlighted text and notes directly from Obsidian. Each saved article is transformed into a new page in Obsidian, complete with metadata, labels, and nested highlights and notes. This integration enables you to explore your knowledge graph in ways previously unimaginable, making it an essential tool for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of complex topics.

The Text Extractor plugin allows you to extract text from images and PDFs within Obsidian, providing a unified way to access this functionality. With support for various file types, including image formats like PNG and JPEG, as well as PDFs and Office documents, this plugin is perfect for those who want to quickly extract information from visual content. The extracted text can be cached for later use, making it easy to access the same information across your devices. While some limitations exist, such as issues with PDF extraction and lack of support on mobile, the Text Extractor plugin remains a valuable tool for anyone looking to streamline their Obsidian experience.

The Contextual Typography plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to take their notes' visual styling to the next level. This plugin adds a crucial attribute to preview divs, allowing you to define custom typography styles based on the context of your content. With this plugin, you can create beautiful and organized layouts by specifying margin sizes, font weights, and more for specific headings or paragraphs. Imagine being able to effortlessly create visually appealing notes that reflect your unique style and preferences. The Contextual Typography plugin makes it all possible, giving you unprecedented control over the look and feel of your Obsidian notes.

The Stille plugin is designed to help you stay focused on your writing by breaking it down into smaller, manageable sections. With its intuitive interface, you can easily toggle the plugin on and off, allowing you to concentrate on one task at a time. The plugin also comes with a hotkey for added convenience. Whether you're working on a long-form article or a short note, Stille's calming presence will help you stay in flow and avoid distractions. Give it a try and experience the benefits of focused writing for yourself!

The Banners plugin for Obsidian transforms note customization by adding banner images and icons. Users can set banners using local images or URLs, reposition them with ease, and lock them in place for consistency. Emojis can also be added or adjusted as decorative icons, enhancing note visuals. Customization extends to banner height, style (solid or gradient), and whether banners appear in embeds or previews. Advanced settings include mobile compatibility and personalized frontmatter fields. With features like Twemoji support and a dedicated image folder, Banners empowers users to create visually appealing, personalized notes, making organization both functional and beautiful.

The Alias from heading plugin enhances Obsidian's link management by automatically creating aliases based on the first heading in a note. This feature ensures that link display names stay synchronized with the headings, eliminating the need for manually updating YAML aliases. The plugin supports both Wikilink and Markdown formats and automatically updates linked display names whenever the heading changes. This streamlines note organization and linking, making it easier to maintain consistency and readability.

The Link Favicons plugin allows users to view favicons for linked websites without requiring custom CSS. It works seamlessly with various plugins, including Admonition and RSS Reader. The plugin offers a range of icon providers, including Google, DuckDuckGo, and Favicon Grabber, each with its own set of features and limitations. Users can also overwrite icons for specific domains or URI schemes using the Icon Shortcodes plugin. Additionally, users can disable favicons on specific links by adding `|nofavicon` to the link alias. For designers, styling options are available through CSS snippets, while developers can integrate the plugin with their own code using the renderMarkdown method.

The RTL Support plugin enhances Obsidian's built-in support for right-to-left (RTL) languages by providing more control over text direction. It allows users to set individual notes to either LTR (left-to-right) or RTL (right-to-left), with the option to save this setting per file. This ensures that RTL notes, such as those in Arabic or Hebrew, are consistently displayed in the correct direction. The plugin also integrates with Obsidian’s Canvas, ensuring RTL support for notes within it. Additionally, it supports front matter-based direction settings, allowing even greater customization for multilingual note-taking.

The Table of Contents plugin is a valuable addition to Obsidian's ecosystem. With this plugin, you can create a table of contents for any note, allowing you to quickly navigate and organize your content. The plugin offers two commands: "Create full table of contents" and "Create table of contents for next heading level", which can be assigned hotkeys for easy access. Additionally, the plugin provides settings to customize the appearance of the table of contents, such as list style, title, and minimum/maximum header depth. With this plugin, you'll be able to create detailed nested ordered lists and keep your notes organized in a snap.

The Any Block plugin for Obsidian offers unparalleled flexibility in creating custom blocks. With no syntax requirements, you can easily create and customize blocks to suit your needs. The plugin also provides powerful features such as list-to-table conversion, multiple processing options, and support for various platforms like VuePress and VitePress. Whether you're looking to enhance your note-taking workflow or create interactive content, Any Block is an excellent choice. With its extensive customization options and user-friendly interface, this plugin is sure to elevate your Obsidian experience.

The Colored Tags plugin is a unique Obsidian plugin that colorizes tags in different colors to improve readability. The plugin automatically adjusts the text color contrast to comply with AA level of WCAG 2.1, ensuring that the colors are accessible for all users. With this plugin, you can expect visually distinct tags that make it easier to navigate your notes. Although the plugin may change its color palette in future updates, it provides a consistent and customizable way to organize your tags.

The Daily Note Outline plugin enhances organization in Obsidian by providing an overview of multiple daily notes in a structured outline view. It allows users to display headings, links, tags, and list items from daily notes, making it easier to locate past notes. The plugin integrates with the Periodic Notes plugin, supporting weekly, monthly, and yearly notes. It offers filtering options to include or exclude specific elements, and the ability to create missing daily notes based on unresolved links.

The Periodic Notes plugin is a useful addition to the Obsidian ecosystem, allowing users to create and manage weekly and monthly notes. With this plugin, you can easily keep track of your progress over time by creating notes that span across weeks or months. The plugin provides intuitive commands for opening, navigating, and managing these notes, making it easy to stay organized. Additionally, the plugin integrates seamlessly with the Calendar plugin, allowing you to visualize your weekly and monthly notes on a calendar view. With customizable settings and template tags, you can tailor your note-taking experience to fit your needs.

The Automatic Table Of Contents plugin allows users to generate and maintain an up-to-date table of contents (TOC) within Obsidian notes. It automatically updates the TOC as the note's headings change, ensuring that it always reflects the current structure of the document. Users can customize the appearance and functionality of the TOC with options for title, style, heading levels, and link inclusion. The plugin supports different styles like nested lists, ordered lists, and inline displays. Commands to insert the TOC manually are also available. It works seamlessly in both reading and editing modes, providing clickable links to headings for easy navigation. While it handles most common scenarios, certain edge cases like incomplete heading hierarchies may affect its output.

The Tidy Footnotes plugin! This new addition to the Obsidian family is a game-changer for anyone who likes to take notes and reference materials. With this plugin, you can easily manage your footnotes and make them appear in a neat and organized way throughout your notes. No more digging through long documents or scrolling endlessly to find the footnote you need - Tidy Footnotes makes it easy to access and reference your notes with just a click. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply someone who likes to take organized notes, this plugin is sure to become a trusted companion in your note-taking journey.

The Clear Unused Images plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to keep their vaults organized and clutter-free. This plugin automatically scans your vault for unused images, comparing them with the links in your markdown notes. If it finds any unused images, it deletes them, freeing up space and reducing visual noise. With three options for deleted image destinations - move to Obsidian trash, system trash, or permanent deletion - you can choose the approach that suits you best. You can also exclude specific folders from the scan using a simple comma-separated list. The plugin is easy to use, with a ribbon icon and command palette options available.

The Local Quotes plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to collect and display quotes from your Obsidian vault. With this plugin, you can create quote listings, renew quotes at intervals ranging from seconds to years, and apply custom classes to each quote. You can also choose the format of your quotes and use the refresh button to get new content in real-time. Additionally, you can use the plugin's "One-time Quote" feature to display a quote only once in a specific note or template folder. Overall, Local Quotes is a great way to add some inspiration and variety to your Obsidian notes.

The Image Layouts plugin is a game-changer for users who want to visually tell stories in their Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can lay out images in a beautiful way, creating a stunning visual narrative that engages your audience. The plugin offers a range of layouts to choose from, including masonry and carousel options, allowing you to customize the display to suit your needs. Images can be added using either wikilink format or URL format, making it easy to incorporate local or remote images into your notes.

The Quote of the Day plugin enables Obsidian users to insert random inspirational or famous quotes into their notes in Markdown format. Leveraging the Quotable API, it provides users with a seamless way to enhance their content with meaningful quotes. The plugin supports customizable templates and formatting options, allowing users to display quotes and tags in their preferred style. Additionally, it includes hotkeys for quick insertion of either random quotes or tag-based quotes, making it convenient for daily inspiration or thematic note-taking. This plugin is ideal for users seeking to add motivational or thematic content to their notes effortlessly.

The Autocomplete plugin enhances your Obsidian writing experience by providing a text autocomplete feature, designed to speed up your note-taking. It supports manual and automatic triggering of suggestions, allowing for a seamless typing experience. The plugin integrates well with vim mode and offers customizable options for different languages, including Arabic and Japanese. It also provides suggestions from text providers like LaTeX and Flow, helping to suggest words already written in the current session. With features like customizable word separators, tokenizers, and snippet support, this plugin aims to improve productivity and ensure smoother writing workflows in Obsidian.

The Completr plugin provides powerful auto-completion features for Obsidian, enhancing productivity with advanced suggestions for LaTeX, YAML front matter, and word lists. It supports LaTeX commands without requiring a backslash, including MathJax and snippet insertion with placeholders. The plugin also recognizes YAML front matter keys and values for quick completion. Users can load large external word lists or scan their vaults to create custom suggestions. Customization options allow users to modify LaTeX command sets, manage hotkeys, and blacklist unwanted suggestions. Completr efficiently handles large datasets, ensuring fast and responsive auto-completion. It is ideal for users working with technical content, academic writing, or large text corpora, offering both power and flexibility in managing completions.

The Page Gallery plugin allows users to generate a gallery view of selected pages in Obsidian, showcasing images or content based on specific queries. The gallery is customizable, supporting different layouts, columns, and orientations. It relies on the 'obsidian-dataview' plugin for querying metadata and pages. Users can define views that filter pages based on tags, metadata, and other criteria, and display those pages with a customizable layout, including options like portrait or landscape orientation. The plugin offers additional settings for fine-tuning image display, such as gutter size, image scaling, and positioning.

The Bionic Reading plugin enhances the reading experience in Obsidian by implementing a better reading mode in Live Preview. Inspired by the Bionic Reading method, it helps users focus on key parts of the text by emphasizing specific portions, improving readability. Once enabled, the plugin adjusts the text to make important segments stand out, similar to the Bionic Reading style. This feature makes reading long notes or articles in Obsidian more efficient and engaging, offering a more structured and accessible experience.

The Markdown Formatting Assistant plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to format their Markdown, HTML, and Latex content quickly and efficiently. With this plugin, you'll have access to easy-to-use snippets, a color picker that saves your favorite colors, and a suggestion window with shortcuts to make formatting a breeze. Plus, the plugin's side panel allows you to customize the order and expansion of sections, making it easy to organize your content just the way you like it. Whether you're writing articles, creating notes, or building diagrams, this plugin is sure to streamline your workflow and save you time.

The Waypoint plugin enhances your Obsidian experience by automatically creating and maintaining dynamic tables of contents for your folder notes. With real-time updates, it ensures every file and subfolder is seamlessly linked without manual effort. This plugin integrates folder structures into the graph view, making navigation more intuitive while offering fine control over which folders are treated as categories. It’s perfect for users who prefer folders over tags for organization, eliminating repetitive tasks and simplifying note management. By embedding links directly into your markdown files, Waypoint ensures your content remains portable and accessible even outside Obsidian.

The Scroll to Top Plugin allows you to quickly navigate through your Obsidian notes with ease. With this plugin, you can click a convenient button in the status bar or ribbon to instantly scroll to the top of the current note, or use the customizable settings to scroll to the cursor or selection in edit mode. You can also customize the button's style to match your workflow and preferences. Additionally, this plugin works seamlessly with other Obsidian plugins, such as Style Settings and Surfing, making it a versatile addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The Dirtreeist plugin allows users to render a directory structure diagram from markdown lists formatted within a code block. This feature is especially useful for visualizing hierarchical structures such as file directories and nested items. The plugin automatically converts markdown lists into a tree-style representation, making it easier to understand the relationships between files and directories. Users can create sequential listings and even insert other elements between them, all while maintaining the clarity of the directory structure. With this plugin, users can effortlessly convert plain markdown into a visually structured format, improving the organization and readability of notes containing hierarchical information.

The Structured plugin enables users to create and manage a hierarchical structure for their notes within Obsidian, similar to Dendron. It allows users to organize notes using dot-separated naming conventions, like 'aws.ec2.security-groups', which inherently defines a parent-child relationship between notes. Key features include commands to create new notes, open parent or child notes, and display a list of related notes. Users can also rename notes while preserving the hierarchical structure. The plugin supports navigation through parent-child note relationships, making it easier to manage large, nested note systems. This structure allows users to create more organized, discoverable, and context-aware notes, improving note navigation and hierarchical exploration.

The Pexels Banner plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to elevate their note-taking experience with visually appealing headers. This plugin allows you to automatically add beautiful banner images to your notes using Pexels/Pixabay APIs, direct URLs, or folder-specific settings. With its intuitive settings and customization options, you can tailor the appearance of your banners to fit your style. From adjusting image size and orientation to setting default keywords and vertical positions, this plugin gives you total control over how your banner images look and behave. Whether you're a student, writer, or researcher, Pexels Banner is an excellent tool for making your notes stand out and improving their overall aesthetics.

The Local images plus plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to easily manage and organize local images in their notes. With this plugin, you can download media files from web pages, localize attachments from Word/Open Office documents, save attachments next to notes in folders named after the note, and more. The plugin also features attachment deduplication using MD5 hashing, conversion of PNG images to JPEG with various quality settings, and removal of orphaned attachments. With its user-friendly interface and customizable settings, this plugin is a must-have for anyone who wants to streamline their image management process in Obsidian.

The MathLinks plugin allows Obsidian users to integrate MathJax equations into their note links, providing enhanced visualization and readability. By assigning MathJax expressions to note links through YAML frontmatter, users can render these equations dynamically in live-preview, reading mode, and canvases. The plugin supports customization with templates for automated link generation, compatibility with Dataview and Extended MathJax, and rendering for block and heading links. MathLinks also includes settings for exclusions and preferences for source mode rendering, making it a powerful tool for managing math-rich content.

The Marjdown Shortcuts plugin enhances the markdown editing experience in Obsidian by providing quick commands to insert various markdown elements. By typing a trigger character (default is '>'), users can access a menu of options to add markdown syntax like tables, headings, and other commonly used elements without needing to remember complex syntax. The plugin is ideal for those new to markdown or seeking to streamline their workflow, offering customizable settings to modify the trigger character and simplify commands. This tool is especially useful for improving efficiency and reducing the need to reference markdown cheat sheets.

The cMenu plugin enhances the text editing experience in Obsidian by providing a simple and customizable toolbar. Designed for users who prefer a streamlined approach to formatting, it eliminates the need for complex hotkeys. With cMenu, you can easily add common text formatting commands like bold, italics, and code blocks directly to a menu for one-click access. It also supports custom commands, allowing users to tailor the toolbar to their needs.

The QR Code Generator plugin is a powerful tool that allows you to easily create and display QR codes within Obsidian. With this plugin, you can generate standard QR codes by simply typing the `qrcode` keyword, or create complex customizable codes with options for text, width, margin, dark and light colors, and error correction level using the `qrcode-complex` keyword. The result is a high-quality image of your QR code that can be easily shared or embedded in your notes. This plugin is perfect for creating quick references to URLs, contact information, or other data, making it an essential tool for anyone looking to streamline their workflow and enhance their note-taking experience.

The Floating Search plugin provides an enhanced search experience in Obsidian by enabling a floating modal search interface. It offers commands for global and file-specific searches, with options to clear search terms automatically. Users can navigate search results using keyboard shortcuts, preview files within the modal, and open them in different ways without closing the search window.

The URL Namer plugin for Obsidian enhances link organization by automatically naming raw URLs based on their HTML titles. By selecting text containing URLs and executing the provided command, users can replace raw links with their descriptive titles, improving note readability and context. The plugin is ideal for managing multiple links efficiently and supports customization through regex for URL matching. While the current implementation uses the HTML `<title>` tag for naming, future updates aim to include user-defined regex patterns for more advanced title extraction from dynamic web pages.

The Pandoc Reference List plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently cite sources in their notes. This plugin seamlessly integrates with Pandoc, allowing you to display a formatted reference list in the sidebar for each citekey present in your current document. With this plugin, you can easily keep track of your sources and maintain accurate citations throughout your research. The plugin also supports custom CSL styles, giving you flexibility in formatting your references. Whether you're working on an academic paper or simply want to keep your notes organized, the Pandoc Reference List plugin is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The Journals plugin for Obsidian provides an intuitive way to manage and organize your journal notes, offering features such as calendar-based and interval-based journals. You can configure various types of journals with custom templates and paths, as well as automate the creation of journal notes upon vault opening. The plugin supports variables for dynamic date formatting and integrates seamlessly with other plugins like Templater. It also includes navigation tools, such as code blocks for easier navigation between journal entries and timelines, making it an excellent tool for anyone looking to enhance their journaling and note organization in Obsidian.

The Text Transporter plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to manipulate text within their vault with ease. This powerful plugin allows you to modify file contents even when they're not visible, making it perfect for editing notes on the fly. Additionally, Text Transporter offers several convenient features for quickly selecting and referencing lines or blocks of text, making it a must-have for keyboard enthusiasts and power users alike. With its intuitive interface and advanced functionality, Text Transporter will transform you into a text ninja in no time.

The Note Linker plugin helps users automatically discover and create links between notes in an Obsidian vault. It scans the content of notes for references to other note titles or aliases and presents a list of potential connections for users to confirm before applying the links. This feature improves note organization and enhances the ability to navigate through related content effortlessly.

The Obsidian OCR plugin adds optical character recognition (OCR) capabilities to Obsidian, allowing you to search for text within images and PDFs. By integrating Tesseract, the plugin automatically processes new image and PDF files added to your vault. It features customizable settings such as adjusting OCR processes, image quality, and image density. The plugin supports multiple OCR providers, with Tesseract as the default, and offers flexibility in configuration to cater to different OCR needs.

The Formatto plugin is a fast and user-friendly Markdown formatter for Obsidian, powered by Rust. It offers customizable formatting options to help users improve the structure and readability of their notes with ease. Users can quickly format documents through context menu actions, command palette shortcuts, or a dedicated toolbar button. The plugin is optimized for source mode, ensuring efficient performance and precise formatting without interfering with Obsidian's live preview mode.

The Auto Card Link plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to add visually appealing links to their notes. With this plugin, you can automatically fetch metadata from a URL and create a card-styled link that enhances the reading experience. The plugin supports local images through internal links, making it easy to add custom thumbnails to your links. You can customize the style of the card links by modifying the provided CSS file or adding your own CSS snippets. Whether you're pasting copied URLs or selecting specific ones, this plugin makes it easy to create beautiful links that don't mess up your Markdown files.

The Squiggle plugin has arrived, revolutionizing the way you interact with code snippets in Obsidian! With Squiggle, you can now execute code blocks directly from your notes, without leaving the app. This plugin adds a "run" button to supported languages, allowing you to see the result of your code execution instantly. The plugin also includes syntax highlighting with Prism, making it easier to read and understand your code. What's more, Squiggle allows you to render code blocks in the preview mode by adding "run-" before the language name. This feature enables you to test your code snippets without leaving the preview window. With Squiggle, you can now take full control of your code execution experience in Obsidian!

The Convert url to preview (iframe) plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to quickly and easily add previews of web pages to their notes. With this plugin, you can simply select a URL, right-click on it, and choose "Url to Preview/Iframe" to generate an iframe that displays the webpage's content. The plugin supports OEmbed standard, which allows it to preserve timestamps on YouTube videos and get default sizes for many websites. You can also customize the aspect ratio of the iframe and set a hotkey to make the process even more efficient. Overall, this plugin is a great addition to any Obsidian user's workflow, making it easy to add multimedia content to their notes.

The Surfing plugin is an exciting new addition to the Obsidian ecosystem, allowing users to browse the web directly within their Obsidian interface. With this plugin, you can hijack Obsidian's file, http, and https protocols to open links in a tabbed environment, eliminating the need to switch between browsers. The plugin also includes features like editor web search, in-page web search, and copy links pointing to highlights, making it easy to navigate and organize your online research. Additionally, you can use BookmarkLets in your browser to open URLs directly in Obsidian, and even copy video timestamps with a simple right-click menu.

The Better Markdown Links plugin enhances Obsidian's Markdown link handling by introducing support for angle bracket links and ensuring proper management of relative links. This plugin ensures that links containing spaces are more readable using angle brackets and resolves issues with relative paths being misinterpreted as absolute paths. It also provides tools to convert links across notes or the entire vault to a consistent format, automatically converts manually entered links, and updates links when files are renamed or moved. Additionally, it integrates seamlessly with other plugins that manage attachments and links, enhancing compatibility and efficiency.

The Prominent Bookmarked Files plugin is a game-changer for those who frequently use bookmarks to organize their notes. With this plugin, you can make your bookmarked files stand out within the Obsidian File Explorer, giving you instant visibility into which files are most important or relevant to your current project. By customizing the appearance of these highlighted files, you can tailor the layout and style to fit your workflow needs. This plugin is a must-have for anyone who relies on bookmarks to keep their notes organized and easily accessible.

The Core Search Assistant plugin enhances the built-in Obsidian search functionality by adding advanced navigation and preview options. It introduces a keyboard interface for seamless control, a card view for displaying search results in structured layouts, and bigger, auto-generated previews for quick content evaluation. Users can easily scroll through results, preview items, and apply search options directly from the interface, making search workflows more intuitive and efficient.

The Scroll Speed plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to customize their scrolling experience. With this plugin, you can adjust the mouse scroll sensitivity to your liking, ranging from super slow to very fast. But that's not all - you can also set an alt multiplier to speed up or slow down your scrolling when you press the ALT key. This means you can fine-tune your scrolling experience to suit your workflow and preferences.

The Markdown prettifier plugin for Obsidian is a must-have tool for anyone who spends a significant amount of time writing and editing Markdown files. With this plugin, you can effortlessly fix and reformat your Markdown code to make it more readable and visually appealing. One of the most notable features of this plugin is its ability to add timestamps to your frontmatter, making it easy to keep track of when you last updated a piece of content. It also includes support for autolinking literals, which ensures that URLs and email addresses are properly formatted. Additionally, the plugin offers advanced formatting options for tables, ordered lists, and even YAML headers. With its customizable template feature, you can tailor the plugin's output to your specific needs. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting out with Obsidian, this plugin is sure to streamline your workflow and make your Markdown editing experience more efficient and enjoyable.

The Quran Lookup plugin for Obsidian allows users to easily access Quranic verses and display them within notes using a shorthand notation for surah and ayah references. It supports both exact and fuzzy search for surah names, making it easier to find and insert verses in the note. The plugin offers several customization options, including the ability to display verses in different formats like callouts, markdown tables, or simple text. It also includes an offline mode, Arabic styling options, and a wide range of translations.

The Number Headings plugin allows you to add numbers to your headings in a document, giving them an outline-style numbering format such as "1.1.2". This feature is particularly useful for creating organized and structured content. With this plugin, you can also customize the numbering system by specifying the start number and separator character. Additionally, you have control over automatic numbering for specific files, making it easy to manage your documentation workflow.

The Modal forms plugin enhances data entry in Obsidian by enabling users to create and manage customizable forms that can be triggered from various sources, such as templates or automation plugins. It allows for structured data collection with multiple input types, including text, date, and multiple-choice fields. The plugin integrates seamlessly with existing workflows by offering a user-friendly interface for form creation and template management. It supports popular plugins like Templater and QuickAdd, making it easier to capture information and automate note creation efficiently. Users can also define form behaviors, pre-fill default values, and insert collected data directly into their notes.

The Chat View plugin transforms your Obsidian markdown files into visually appealing and customizable chat interfaces. Users can create dynamic chat layouts with left, right, and center alignment for messages, including headers, messages, subtext, and even comments. It supports delimiters, markdown, and HTML, enabling personalized designs with header sizes, colors, and chat bubble widths. The plugin also offers WebVTT and minimal mode for streamlined chat threads or transcript-style conversations. With added support for chat transcripts from customer support platforms, it caters to a wide range of use cases, making it an excellent tool for crafting engaging chat-based content.

The Note Auto Creator plugin simplifies note creation and linking in Obsidian by automatically generating notes when links are created to non-existing files. It enhances the link suggestion process with customizable triggers (e.g., `@`), allows template application through Templater or QuickAdd, and supports relative paths and folder-based note suggestions. Users can limit suggestions to specific vault sections, include folder paths, and customize link behavior. Additionally, the plugin enables seamless integration of templates, making it highly adaptable to various workflows. Its features are ideal for maintaining organized and efficient note structures while supporting aliases, header linking, and folder-based organization.

The Automatic Renumbering Plugin for Obsidian is designed to keep your numbered lists in perfect order as you work. This tool automatically updates list numbers in real-time, saving you the hassle of manually adjusting them after edits. Whether you're adding new items, pasting content, or undoing changes, the plugin ensures your list remains sequential. It features smart pasting for consistent numbering when you paste content and provides manual control for those who prefer to update the numbers themselves. You can also renumber selected sections or entire notes with a few commands. Perfect for users working with large structured documents, this plugin helps you stay organized without any performance issues, even with extensive lists. However, it does not support Vim mode or automatic tab size detection for nested lists.