A format that survives platform changes
Markdown is plain text with lightweight structure. It can be opened decades later, searched with ordinary tools, stored in Git, or imported into most knowledge-base applications.
Useful in Obsidian, Notion, GitHub, and editors
The export uses headings for authors, ordinary links for source posts and videos, and image syntax for attached images. When Markdown is included inside the complete ZIP, its media links point to the local media/ folder.
Edit without losing provenance
Each post retains its timestamp and original Bluesky URL. You can add your own notes beneath posts while keeping a clear path back to the public source.
Markdown versus plain text and HTML
Choose Markdown when you want editable structure. Choose plain text for maximum simplicity. Choose HTML when you want the designed reading experience to work offline without another application.
From public link to portable files
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Paste the public Bluesky post URL and build the selected thread.
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Filter the posts and media you actually want in the archive.
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Choose More formats → Markdown, or download the complete ZIP for local media links.
Common questions
Does the Markdown contain raw Bluesky JSON?
No. It is a human-readable document. Choose JSON separately when you need structured source fields.
Do attached images work offline?
They do inside the complete ZIP because the Markdown points to the included media folder. A standalone Markdown download links to the public media URL.
Can I import it into Obsidian?
Yes. Place the Markdown file and its media folder inside your vault.
Are hashtags and links preserved?
The post text is retained, and detected facets are rendered as links in the visual export. The Markdown keeps the post text and source references.
Build the archive while the post is still public.
Paste the source URL, inspect the preview, and download the formats you actually need.
Open the exporter →