Pocket Mochi Export helps you export your tagged flashcards to a Mochi archive

Name: Pocket Mochi Export
Author: theluckystrike

Preview and export tagged cards to Mochi.

Install in Obsidian

Directory page Source on GitHub

MIT · no telemetry · core features free

The preview modal with the card count, the deck name, one image and the file name. — Open larger

version: 1.1.0
released: 2026-10-21
downloads: 15
review: Passed
health: Excellent
license: MIT
listed for: Desktop, Mobile
obsidian: 1.13.4 or later

The directory takes these platforms from the plugin manifest. The automated tests run in the desktop app only.

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About Pocket Mochi Export

You keep flashcards in your notes and want an archive for Mochi without copying each card by hand.

Mark a card front with #card and write its back underneath. Pocket Mochi Export previews the cards and writes a new archive in your vault.

A card note is exported: the command runs, the preview opens, Export is selected and the file appears

Free features

Cards from tagged lines

A tagged line starts a card, and the export removes the tag from its front. Frontmatter and fenced code do not start cards.

A note with three cards, each with a tagged front line and a back that ends at a line of dashes. — Open larger

Preview before export

Check the card count, deck, images and output path before writing. Cancel leaves no export file.

Local images go into the archive

The archive includes supported local images and rewrites their card links. Duplicate image names receive a number.

A card with an embedded leaf image that goes into the archive. — Open larger

Missing attachments are listed

The preview and final notice list missing attachments. Their links remain text on the cards.

The preview of a plant note lists stoma.png under missing attachments. — Open larger

A collision-safe file in your vault

The export creates its output folder when needed. A numbered name keeps an existing archive in place.

A notice says that three cards were exported, and the new file shows in the Mochi exports folder. — Open larger

Pro features

Pro costs $5 a month or $15 one time through GitHub Sponsors. One sponsorship turns on Pro in every plugin that has it.

Folder export, one deck for each note Pro

Export a folder and its subfolders into one archive. Each note with cards becomes a deck.

The preview of the Biology folder with three decks, one for each note. — Open larger

Folder export as one deck with sub-decks Pro

Use a parent deck named after the folder. Each note with cards becomes a sub-deck.

The preview of the Biology folder with one sub-deck for each of three notes. — Open larger

Named presets Pro

Save a tag, output folder and deck name together. Choose the preset when exporting the active note.

The preset list with two named presets. — Open larger

See how Pro works

Set up Pocket Mochi Export

needs

Obsidian 1.13.4 or later
Mochi for importing the archive; this release did not test that import.

steps

Write a card front with #card, add the back below it, and end the card with a horizontal rule.
Run Export active note to a .mochi file from the command palette.
Check the cards, images and missing attachments in the preview, then select Export.
Find the archive in Mochi exports and try importing it in Mochi.

If the app can't find a new plugin yet, try again later. Obsidian says a plugin that passes the review shows in the app within 24 hours.

How to export your tagged flashcards to a Mochi archive in Obsidian

Known limits of Pocket Mochi Export

Importing the generated archive into Mochi was not tested for this release.
Video, audio, note embeds and web links remain text instead of becoming archive media.
Mobile devices, very large card collections and very large images were not tested.

Questions about Pocket Mochi Export

Will this overwrite my notes?

The plugin reads your notes and images. It writes a new archive and creates the output folder if needed.

What happens to a missing image?

The preview names the missing file. The export can continue, and that link remains text.

Has Mochi import been checked?

The README describes the archive structure. Import into the Mochi app was not tested for this release.

Network use

Before sign-in, requests stay off; sign-in sends the client ID and read:user scope to github.com and polls for a token. After sign-in, api.github.com receives authenticated sponsorship queries for tier and total payments; no note content, file names or vault data leaves. Successful checks last seven days, failures retry after six hours, and Refresh requests an earlier check.

Read the full network disclosure

Questions or ideas?

Tell me what is broken in Pocket Mochi Export, or what it should do next.

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Pocket Mochi Export 1.1.0, MIT license