The JSON Importer plugin allows users to import JSON and CSV files directly into Obsidian, creating a separate note for each row or object in the source file. It provides an intuitive interface to select files, specify templates, and customize note names, folders, and content formatting using Handlebars templates. Users can also pull data from a URL or handle more complex imports using batch processing. The plugin supports features like dynamic note naming, file path creation, and handling duplicate note names. It offers additional flexibility with custom helper functions and Handlebars logic, enabling users to create detailed, well-structured notes from large datasets. This is an essential tool for users looking to automate data imports or convert external data sources into Obsidian notes.

The Markitdown File Converter plugin connects Obsidian to Microsoft’s Markitdown tool, enabling seamless conversion of a wide variety of file formats into Markdown. It supports files such as PDFs, Office documents, images, audio files, HTML, CSV, and even YouTube links. Users can convert individual files or entire folders, with options to customize output locations and integrate with Azure Document Intelligence for higher-quality results.