New Note Title
approvedby Jessy Cormier
Forked from TheLoneWanderer4/obsidian-uuid-title
This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. Change the default filename used for new notes
↓ 39 downloadsUpdated 9d agoMIT
New Note Title
Obsidian plugin that controls the filename given to new markdown notes.
Features
- Set a custom default filename for new notes (instead of Obsidian's built-in "Untitled")
- Optionally generate a UUID as the filename for every new note
- Limit behaviour to specific folders — subfolders included; leave blank to apply everywhere
- Collision-safe: appends a number if a file with that name already exists
Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| File name pattern | Pattern for new note filenames. Supports {{date}} and {{uuid}} tokens. Defaults to Untitled. |
| Date format | Moment.js format used for {{date}}. Defaults to YYYY-MM-DD. |
| Watched folders | Only rename notes in these folders (includes subfolders). Leave empty to apply everywhere. |
Tokens
| Token | Output |
|---|---|
{{date}} | Current date using the configured date format |
{{uuid}} | Random UUID v4 |
Disclosures
This plugin reads file and folder information from your vault. Here's what it accesses and why:
- Your note filenames - read via Obsidian's API when creating a new note to avoid duplicate filenames. For example, if
My Notealready exists, the new note becomesMy Note 1. - Your folder names - read via Obsidian's API to power the folder picker in settings, so you can select which folders the plugin applies to.
No data leaves your device. Everything stays local within Obsidian.
Credits
Forked from obsidian-uuid-title by TheLoneWanderer4.
UUID generation uses the uuid package (MIT).
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