How do I import notes from Fusebase?

Fusebase — the app formerly called Nimbus Note — can export your workspace as a .zip archive, and the Notesnook Importer reads it directly.

Exporting from Fusebase

1. Open Fusebase on the web or desktop.
2. Export your workspace. The export arrives as a .zip file (for example nimbus-export.zip) containing one folder per note.
3. Save the file somewhere you can find it.

Importing into Notesnook

Supported formats

• Notes, converted to Notesnook's rich text
• Folders — each Fusebase parent folder becomes a notebook
• Tags
• Note colors, mapped to Notesnook's colors
• Attachments and images embedded in a note

Related pages

• Importing notes — every app and file format Notesnook can import
• Import from Evernote — moving notes out of Evernote
• Import from Obsidian — moving a Markdown vault across
• Organizing with notebooks — where your imported folders land
• Backup and restore — protecting your notes once they're in

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