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Import from Notion

  1. In Notion, open a page’s ••• menu and choose Export. For a whole workspace, use Settings → Workspace → General, then Export all workspace content.

  2. Choose Markdown & CSV and include subpages. Keep images and files in the export if you want to bring them along.

  3. Download the zip and keep all its parts together.

    If Safari unzipped it, right-click the folder in Finder and choose the option to compress it again.

Notion’s export guide explains its export options.

  1. Open the workspace switcher in the top bar and choose Create workspace.

  2. Under Start with, choose Import, then select the zip.

  3. Enter a Workspace name, or leave it empty to use the name from the export.

  4. Under Who can use new documents?, choose the sharing you want.

  5. Choose Create workspace.

    If some files will be left out, Stuga lists them first. Choose Import to continue, or Cancel.

The workspace opens when the import finishes. You own its content.

In Notion In Stuga
Page Document
Page with subpages Folder containing the page and its subpages
Teamspace Folder
Database Database with column types chosen from the exported values
Row’s page Row page, if it contains more than the row’s properties
Page or row link Link to its document, row page or row
Images and linked files Images and attached files
Files & media property Files column
Callout or toggle Quote, or a bold title followed by its content

Multi-select, relation, person, formula and rollup values become text. A date with a time keeps only its date; a date range becomes text. Comments, sharing and icons stay in Notion. Invite your team and share the imported documents again.

The default attachment limit is 10 MB per file. Files over the limit, unreferenced files and oversized pages are left out; Stuga lists them before you confirm. Use the Markdown & CSV export for this import.

More detail for people who run servers: Importing on GitHub.