Notion-like Paste Links

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by zincplusplus

Notion-style link pills with favicons. Paste URLs and convert to styled mentions with @[Title|URL] syntax.

Updated 4mo agoGPL-3.0Discovered via Obsidian Unofficial Plugins
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Notion Paste Links for Obsidian

Transform URLs into beautiful, Notion-style link pills with favicons and page titles.

Features

🔗 Smart URL Pasting

  • Paste any URL and get a menu to transform it
  • Automatically fetches page title
  • Stores title in markdown for instant loading

💊 Styled Link Pills

  • Renders as clean pills with favicons
  • Works in Live Preview and Reading Mode
  • One-line display with text overflow handling
  • Hover effects for better UX

✏️ Easy Editing

  • Pills disappear when you move cursor inside
  • Edit URL or title directly in the @[Title|URL] syntax
  • No menu interference when editing existing mentions

🖱️ Right-Click Menu

  • Convert mentions back to regular URLs
  • Copy URL to clipboard
  • Works on both rendered pills and raw URLs

Syntax

Mentions are stored as:

@[Page Title|https://example.com]

This renders as a styled pill with:

  • Favicon from the domain
  • Page title
  • Clickable link to URL

Usage

  1. Paste a URL - A menu appears with "Mention" and "Keep as URL" options
  2. Click "Mention" - URL is converted to @[Title|URL] format
  3. View the pill - Styled pill appears with favicon and title
  4. Edit anytime - Move cursor into the mention to edit URL or title
  5. Right-click - Convert back to URL or copy link

Installation

Manual Installation

  1. Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css
  2. Create folder VaultFolder/.obsidian/plugins/notion-paste-links/
  3. Copy files to the folder
  4. Reload Obsidian
  5. Enable the plugin in Settings → Community Plugins

License

GPL-3.0

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