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Dataview
✓ Community
by Michael Brenan⭐ 9.5k+
Data & Queries
Treat your vault as a database. Query, filter, sort, and display data from your Markdown notes using a powerful query language similar to SQL. Essential for building dashboards, MOCs, and automated lists.
A powerful template engine for Obsidian. Define templates with dynamic commands, JavaScript execution, user prompts, and system commands. Far more powerful than core templates.
A full-featured drawing and diagramming tool embedded directly in Obsidian. Create hand-drawn-style diagrams, mind maps, wireframes, and illustrations linked to your notes.
Create Markdown-backed Kanban boards in Obsidian. Manage projects, track tasks, and organize workflows with drag-and-drop cards: all stored as plain Markdown.
Task management inside Obsidian. Track tasks across your entire vault with due dates, recurrence, priorities, filters, and global queries. Works with any note.
A simple calendar widget for Obsidian. Visualize and navigate your daily notes from a clean sidebar calendar. Click any date to open or create its daily note.
Back up your vault with Git. Automatic commits, push/pull, diff view, and history: all without leaving Obsidian. Works with GitHub, GitLab, and any Git remote.
Improved table editing in Obsidian with spreadsheet-like navigation, auto-formatting, formulas, sorting, and CSV/HTML export. Makes Markdown tables painless.
A Google Calendar-style interface inside Obsidian. Reads events from daily notes, tasks, and external ICS feeds (Google, Outlook, iCloud) in weekly or monthly views.
Format and lint your Markdown files automatically. Fix YAML frontmatter, heading levels, spacing, trailing whitespace, and dozens of other rules on save.
Customize the look of your theme and CSS snippets through a graphical settings panel. Many community themes expose hundreds of options through this plugin.
Add icons to files, folders, and notes in the file explorer. Choose from thousands of icons (Lucide, Font Awesome, etc.) and emoji to visually organize your vault.
Transform any Markdown note into an interactive, collapsible mind map powered by Markmap. Instantly visualize note structure from headings and bullet points.
Notion-like database views for your folders. Create filtered, sorted, and grouped table views of notes with editable properties: like a spreadsheet for your vault.
Advanced graph analysis tools for your vault. Discover note relationships with co-citations, link predictions, community detection, and centrality metrics.
An AI assistant for Obsidian. Chat with GPT-4, Claude, and local LLMs directly in your vault. Summarize notes, generate content, and ask questions about your knowledge base.
AI-powered note connections. Uses embeddings to find semantically similar notes, chat with your vault using AI, and discover hidden relationships between ideas.
Beta Reviewer's Auto-update Tester. Install and update beta plugins and themes directly from GitHub repositories, even if they're not in the community store. Essential for testing unreleased plugins.
Anki-style flashcard system built into Obsidian. Create flashcards from your notes using inline syntax, then review them with a scientifically proven spaced repetition algorithm to maximize retention.
Parse natural language dates and times in Obsidian. Type 'next Monday' or 'in 3 weeks' and instantly get formatted date links. Works with daily notes and Templater.
Extract and split notes effortlessly. Select any content and refactor it into a new note, auto-linking back to the original. Great for breaking large notes into atomic ideas.
Highlight text with multiple colors using a beautiful floating toolbar. Go beyond the single default yellow highlight and color-code your notes for different topics or importance levels.
Time-blocking and daily schedule management inside Obsidian. Write a time-blocked plan in your daily note and see it rendered as a visual timeline in the sidebar.
Embed interactive, zoomable maps into your Obsidian notes using Leaflet.js. Pin locations, draw regions, and link map markers to other notes: perfect for travel, worldbuilding, and research.
A powerful frontmatter manager with a visual UI. Define field types, create dropdown selectors, manage multi-value fields, and edit metadata from a clean sidebar panel without touching raw YAML.
Import Zotero references, annotations, and highlights directly into Obsidian. Generate literature notes from your Zotero library with customizable templates. Essential for academic writing and research.
Export Obsidian notes to Word (.docx), PDF, HTML, epub, LaTeX, and many other formats using Pandoc. Handles Obsidian-flavored Markdown, wiki links, and embedded images.
Enhanced image viewing in Obsidian. Click any image to open a lightbox with zoom, rotation, and pan controls. Great for visual notes, screenshots, and reference images.
Create fully custom calendars with any number of months, weeks, and days. Perfect for fantasy worldbuilding, campaign tracking, or any fictional setting that needs its own time system.
Create interactive, clickable buttons inside your notes. Run commands, open files, insert templates, or execute custom JavaScript, all from a styled button inside any note.
Automatically download all remote images in your notes and save them locally in your vault. Keeps your notes fully portable and readable offline without broken image links.
Enhanced word and character count for Obsidian. Shows word count for selected text, current note, and the entire vault. Displays reading time and sentence count in the status bar.
Hide various Obsidian UI elements for a cleaner writing environment. Toggle off the title bar, ribbon, scrollbars, tooltips, and more to create a distraction-free workspace.
A smarter search engine for Obsidian. Instantly finds the most relevant notes with fuzzy matching, typo tolerance, and OCR for images and PDFs. Just hit the shortcut and type.
Add hierarchical structure to your vault with parent/child/sibling relationships between notes. Navigate your knowledge like a family tree with trail views, matrix views, and grid visualizations.
Write novels, screenplays, and long-form projects in Obsidian. Organize scenes and chapters into draft outlines, track word count goals, and compile everything into a single manuscript.
Rename, merge, search, and organize tags from the tag pane's context menu. Batch-rename a tag across your entire vault in one click: something core Obsidian still can't do.
Create interactive charts and graphs directly in your notes using simple code blocks. Bar, line, pie, radar, and more: powered by Chart.js and integrates with Dataview.
Track anything in your notes: habits, moods, weight, exercise: and visualize it with line charts, bar charts, and summaries. Collects data from tags, frontmatter, and text patterns.
GitHub-style contribution heatmaps for your notes. Visualize habits, writing streaks, workouts, or any daily activity as a year-at-a-glance colored calendar powered by Dataview.
Automatically fetches the page title when you paste a URL, turning bare links into readable Markdown links. Small quality-of-life plugin you'll never turn off.
Control Obsidian from outside via powerful URIs. Open notes, run commands, write to files, and navigate to headings or blocks: perfect for automation with Shortcuts, Alfred, or scripts.
Publish selected notes from your vault to a free public website hosted on Netlify or Vercel. A self-hosted alternative to Obsidian Publish with themes, backlinks, and graph view.
The official migration tool. Import notes from Notion, Evernote, Apple Notes, Google Keep, Roam Research, OneNote, and more into clean Obsidian Markdown.
Write LaTeX math as fast as handwriting with snippets, auto-expansion, and tabout. Type 'sr' inside math and get a square root: essential for students and researchers.
An interactive, structured mind-map of your vault that infers relationships from links, Dataview fields, and tags. Like TheBrain, but for Obsidian: navigate connections visually.
Style internal links based on note metadata. Color-code links by tag or frontmatter attribute so you can tell what type of note a link points to at a glance.
Make your notes interactive with input fields, sliders, toggles, and buttons bound directly to frontmatter. Build forms and dashboards that read and write metadata live.
Supercharge Obsidian's PDF viewer. Highlight and annotate PDFs with annotations saved as Markdown, backlink to exact PDF locations, and embed PDF sections into notes.
A Twitter-like quick capture stream for Obsidian. Jot down fleeting thoughts, ideas, and micro-journal entries in a chat-style timeline stored in your daily notes.
Open and annotate PDF and EPUB files inside Obsidian. Highlights and annotations are stored as Markdown, so your reading notes live alongside your vault.
Sync your Kindle book highlights and notes into Obsidian. Import from Amazon or your My Clippings file with customizable templates for literature notes.
Create book notes instantly by searching titles online. Auto-fills metadata like author, cover, ISBN, and publish date into templated notes: perfect for reading logs.
Take timestamped notes on videos and audio. Embed YouTube, Bilibili, or local media with playback controls, and click timestamps in your notes to jump to that moment.
Generate content with AI using customizable prompt templates. Works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and local models to summarize, brainstorm, and rewrite inside your notes.
A Microsoft Word-style formatting toolbar for Obsidian. Bold, highlight, headings, colors, and more from a customizable ribbon: great for users who prefer buttons over syntax.
Attach notes directly to folders, Notion-style. Click a folder to open its note instead of just expanding it: ideal for folder-based dashboards and MOCs.
Auto-generate maps of content in your folder notes. Waypoint keeps a live-updating table of links to every note in a folder, so your MOCs never go stale.
Keep the line you're typing centered on screen, like a typewriter. Includes an optional focus mode that dims everything except the current sentence or paragraph.
Grammar, spelling, and style checking powered by LanguageTool. Supports dozens of languages and works with the free public API or your own self-hosted server.
An interactive map of your vault. Plot notes with geolocation frontmatter on a real-world map, search places, and create location-based notes for travel and research.
Select text, paste a URL, and get a Markdown link instantly: the same behavior you know from Notion, Slack, and Google Docs. Tiny plugin, huge quality of life.
Rename pasted images the moment they land in your vault instead of keeping cryptic 'Pasted image 20240101.png' names. Supports auto-rename patterns based on the note name.
A better outline panel with search, drag-to-reorder headings, auto-expand on scroll, and Markdown rendering in headings. Makes navigating long notes effortless.
Automatically number your headings (1.1, 1.2, 2.1...) like a formal document. Great for academic papers, documentation, and structured long-form writing.
A Notion-like experience for Obsidian: spaces for organizing notes, inline context tables, a block editor with drag handles, and rich embeds: all stored as Markdown.
Break out of single-column layouts. Create multi-column regions in your notes with simple syntax: perfect for dashboards, comparisons, and landing pages.
Browse the web inside Obsidian. Open links in built-in browser tabs, save pages as Markdown, highlight web content, and search with your favorite engine.
Run code blocks directly in your notes and see the output inline. Supports Python, JavaScript, Rust, C++, R, and 30+ other languages: a notebook inside Obsidian.
Read RSS feeds inside Obsidian. Subscribe to blogs and news sources, then save articles as notes with highlights: turn your vault into a research inbox.
The official Readwise sync plugin. Automatically import your highlights from Kindle, Instapaper, Pocket, Twitter, and PDFs into organized Obsidian notes.
Export flashcards from your notes straight into Anki. Define cards with flexible regex-based syntax and keep your spaced repetition decks in sync with your vault.
Export single notes or your whole vault as a polished, searchable HTML website: complete with theme, file tree, graph view, and working internal links.