How to import a WordPress WXR export into Obsidian
As of October 2026, Obsidian stores notes as local Markdown files, so WordPress XML needs conversion first.
As of October 2026, Obsidian reads Markdown notes, so a Note Station NSX backup needs conversion. Use Note Station NSX Import in your vault or Jimmy outside it, keeping the original backup for checks.
An NSX backup contains note records and asset members that need matching. The importer uses source attachment hashes and reports missing assets or unresolved links.
Export an NSX backup from Note Station and keep a copy.
Run Import a local NSX archive from the command palette.
Select the backup and check the preview counts.
Enter a new root folder name and review notebook folder choices.
Select Create new files, then inspect the report, notes and assets.
It goes into an Unfiled folder. The report names the missing notebook reference.
No. Comparison checks exported source note records, and the review copies asset members from the later backup.
You can now import Note Station NSX backups.
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