KeepExport

Export Google Keep to anything

Drop the zip from Google Takeout and download your notes as Obsidian or Markdown files, a Notion import, Apple Notes / Evernote (.enex), Joplin, Word or Google Docs, NotebookLM, CSV, HTML or PDF. Free, and nothing leaves your browser.

Drop your Google Takeout zip here

or the unzipped Takeout/Keep folder, or its .json files. Nothing is uploaded — the conversion runs in this tab.

Where are you moving your notes?

Each guide presets the right format and walks through the import on the other side.

How it works

  1. Export Keep from Google Takeout (Keep only, zip) — step-by-step guide.
  2. Drop the zip on this page. It is read in your browser: titles, text with formatting, checklists, labels, colours, dates, images, audio and saved links.
  3. Pick a destination, optionally filter by label or search, and download. Open the file in the app you are moving to.

Why not the Takeout files directly?

Takeout writes one .json and one .html per note. No notes app imports that shape: Obsidian wants Markdown with tags, Apple Notes and Evernote want .enex, Notion wants Markdown pages, NotebookLM wants a few large text sources, and Keep itself only exports one note at a time to Docs or the printer. KeepExport does the translation once for all of them.

Questions

Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The page reads your Takeout zip with JavaScript in your browser and writes the output file locally. There is no upload endpoint; you can run it offline once the page has loaded.
How do I get the Google Keep export?
Go to takeout.google.com, deselect all, select Keep, and create the export. You get a zip with a Takeout/Keep folder of .json, .html and image files. Drop the whole zip here.
What is in the Takeout export?
One .json and one .html per note, image and audio attachments, and Labels.txt. KeepExport reads the .json files (title, text with formatting, checklists, labels, colour, dates, archived/pinned/trashed flags, attachments, saved links).
Does it handle thousands of notes?
Yes. Everything runs in memory in your browser; exports with a few thousand notes and a few hundred megabytes of photos work on a normal laptop. Filter by label to split very large exports.
Which formats can I export to?
Obsidian and plain Markdown, Notion, Apple Notes and Evernote (.enex), Joplin, Logseq, Word/Google Docs/OneNote (.docx), NotebookLM (merged Markdown), CSV/Excel, a searchable HTML archive, and PDF via your browser's print dialog.