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title: "Import bookmarks, feeds, and saved data into Keep | Keep"
description: "Import data from Pocket, Instapaper, Omnivore, Raindrop, Pinboard, Wallabag, Safari, Kindle, X, CSV, TSV, HTML, JSON, and OPML."
canonical: "https://keep.md/docs/import"
language: "en"
---

# Import data into Keep

Import data from Pocket, Instapaper, Omnivore, Raindrop, Pinboard, Wallabag, Safari, Kindle, X, CSV, TSV, HTML, JSON, and OPML.

Use an import to move an existing library into Keep. Use [Capture](https://keep.md/docs/capture) for ordinary files, links, audio, and screenshots.

## Open the import tools

1.  Open **Settings**.
2.  Open **Data**.
3.  Find **Import**.
4.  Select an import type.

You can also press `Command K` or `Control K` and search for an import action. Dropping a recognised import file anywhere in the app opens the same preview.

## Import from another service

Keep can identify exports from these services:

-   Pocket
-   Instapaper
-   Omnivore
-   Raindrop.io
-   Pinboard
-   Wallabag

Exports can be ZIP, CSV, TSV, HTML, JSON, or XML, depending on the service.

1.  Select **Import from file**.
2.  Choose the export file.
3.  Review the detected service and preview.
4.  Choose whether Keep should fetch full content or create summaries when those options are available.
5.  Select **Import**.

Keep preserves available titles, URLs, notes, tags, collections, saved dates, archive state, starred state, and highlights.

## Import CSV or TSV data

The file must contain a header row. A URL column is required. Keep recognises common names such as `url`, `link`, `href`, `source_url`, and `article_url`.

Optional columns can contain:

-   title
-   notes
-   tags
-   saved date
-   collection
-   archive or starred state

Map any column that Keep cannot identify in the preview. Check the first rows before you start the import.

## Import browser bookmarks

Export bookmarks from the browser as HTML. Upload that file through **Import from file**.

For Safari Reading List data on macOS:

1.  Select **Import from Safari**.
2.  Select the file picker.
3.  Press `Shift Command G`.
4.  Enter `~/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.plist`.
5.  Select the file.
6.  Review the preview.
7.  Select **Import**.

Keep accepts binary and XML property lists.

## Import X bookmarks

1.  Export your X bookmarks with the Keep browser extension.
2.  Open **Import** in Keep.
3.  Select **Import X bookmarks**.
4.  Select the JSON file.
5.  Review the preview.
6.  Select **Import**.

Keep preserves captured post text and metadata from the export. Paid plans can also process available full content.

## Import Kindle clippings

Select your Kindle `My Clippings.txt` file. Keep creates one Item for each book and keeps its highlights, notes, and locations.

See [Kindle](https://keep.md/docs/kindle) for the complete procedure.

## Import subscriptions from OPML

Use OPML to move feed subscriptions from another feed reader.

1.  Select **Import OPML**.
2.  Choose the `.opml` or `.xml` file.
3.  Review the feeds.
4.  Start the import.

Keep adds valid feeds as sources. Duplicate sources are skipped.

## Drop a Markdown file

A `.md` or `.markdown` file is not imported as an Item. Keep creates a Note, preserves supported frontmatter, and opens the Note editor.

See [Notes](https://keep.md/docs/notes) for Note properties and revisions.

## Tags and processing

Imported Items receive an `imported` tag. Service imports also receive a tag for the source service. Safari Reading List Items receive `safari` and `reading-list`. Kindle Items receive `kindle` and use a Kindle collection.

Free accounts keep available link metadata. Paid processing can fetch full content and create summaries. You can leave the page after an import starts.

Duplicate Items are skipped. Each import job accepts up to 1,000 Items. Split a larger export into more than one file.