The Filename Heading Sync plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who want to keep their file names and headings in sync. This plugin automatically updates the first heading of a file to match its filename whenever you rename or open a file. It also inserts a heading if one doesn't already exist, and updates the file name if the heading changes. With this plugin, you'll never have to worry about keeping your file names and headings consistent again. You can even disable automatic renaming and use manual sync commands if you prefer. Overall, this plugin is a great tool for anyone who wants to streamline their Obsidian workflow.

The Custom new file name plugin enhances the file creation experience in Obsidian by allowing users to define custom naming conventions for new files. With this plugin, users can automate the naming process by setting up specific patterns based on factors like date, tags, or file types. This streamlines workflows, especially for those who frequently create similar files, such as daily notes or project logs. It helps maintain consistency and organization across your vault, saving time and reducing the manual effort required to name new notes, while improving overall file management within Obsidian.

The Safe Filename Linter plugin is a valuable addition to the Obsidian ecosystem, designed to help users avoid common filename issues that can cause problems in their vault. This plugin checks for invalid or troublesome characters in filenames, such as pipes, colons, and brackets, which can be particularly problematic when syncing notes across different platforms. With this plugin, you'll never have to worry about these characters causing issues again.

The New Filename plugin allows users to customize the default filename for new files in Obsidian. Instead of the generic 'Undefined,' users can specify a preferred default name format to better suit their workflow and organizational preferences. Alternatively, leaving the setting blank enables the plugin to automatically generate a unique identifier (UUID) for each new file. This feature is particularly useful for maintaining consistency or ensuring unique file names without manual effort.