ObsiFolio

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by ObsiFolio

Turn Obsidian notes into polished EPUB ebooks — folders, indexes, covers, and reading-ready styles.

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ObsiFolio

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Turn Obsidian notes into polished EPUB ebooks — folders, indexes, covers, and reading-ready styles.

Export the current note, a folder, an MOC / index note, or the entire vault. Keep Wikilinks, Callouts, images, tables, and footnotes. Preview before you build, then export a standards-friendly EPUB for Kindle apps, Apple Books, KOReader, Calibre, and more. Export runs locally inside Obsidian.

Requires Obsidian 1.5.0+ · Desktop and mobile (system Save dialog is desktop-only)


Install (manual)

  1. In Obsidian: Settings → Community plugins → turn off Restricted mode.
  2. Open your vault’s plugin folder: .obsidian/plugins/
  3. Download the latest Release zip from this repository, or copy these files into a folder named obsifolio:
    • main.js
    • manifest.json
    • styles.css
  4. Final path should look like:
    YourVault/.obsidian/plugins/obsifolio/main.js
  5. Back in Obsidian, refresh Community plugins and enable ObsiFolio.

Update: replace the files in that folder with the new release, then disable/enable the plugin (or restart Obsidian).


Free vs Pro

FreePro
Templates Classic / Manuscript
Templates Modern / Academic / Poetry / Magazine
Full-page image cover
Overlay / Split / Framed / Typographic covers
Embed vault fonts · custom EPUB CSS
EPUB exports5 (lifetime)Unlimited
Chapters per export≤ 20Unlimited

Activate Pro: Settings → ObsiFolio → Pro license (purchase email + license key).


Privacy

Export stays on your device. Notes are not uploaded for export. License activation only sends your purchase email and license key.

Privacy policy: https://obsifolio.toolooz.com/en/privacy


License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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