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Markdown Exporter for Confluence

works with Confluence Cloud

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4.3/ 5

Based out of 21 reviews

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We've upgraded from 4 to 5 stars on May 25, 2026. Earlier ratings are included in the overall score using linear conversion...

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  • Jennifer Parker

    Posted on Jul 25, 2026

    It was straightforward to use and made it easy to export our management report from Confluence. Headings, tables, and lists were preserved accurately, making the exported Markdown clean and ready to share with other tools.

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  • Simon Herd

    Posted on Jul 17, 2026

    More powerful and useful then the 'new' built in Confluence markdown exporter. Prefer this one every time.

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    • Narva Software

      Thank you, Simon.

      Our team really appreciates your feedback 🙏

  • Øyvind Pettersen

    Posted on Dec 9, 2025

    Works greate. Helped me out in a big way!

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  • Walter Seethaler

    Posted on Oct 14, 2025

    Best tool for bulk export! A bit slow for my 995 page export, but i can live with it ;) Unfortunately, the hierarchical order of child pages is not exported yet (or did I miss it?). The exported zip contains a folder hierarchy, where each child becomes a markdown file, which are ordered alphabetically by filename (page title). The semantic order of the toc in Confluence ist lost. A simple solution would be, to use the Bulk export view and generate a simple sitemap from all checked (exported) pages. Parsing tools could use it, to process the zip file.

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  • Carolin Kohnert

    Posted on Aug 7, 2025

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