Convert notes into Gravity JSON.
Upload CSV, Markdown, or an existing Gravity export. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your notes never leave your device.
Source files
Preview & export
Import guide
If you're moving notes from another app or a plain-text file, this page converts them into a file Gravity can import. It reads Markdown, common CSV exports and existing Gravity JSON exports.
The conversion runs in your browser. Your files are read on your computer, checked against Gravity's import rules and saved as a JSON file you can import on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
CSV exports vary a lot between apps. If the automatic column detection looks wrong, choose the text and timestamp columns yourself, convert again and check the preview.
If you're unsure about the mapping, try a small export first. Once the preview looks right, convert the full file. You can run it as often as you like, and it never changes your original notes.
Recommended workflow
- Export from your current notes app as CSV, Markdown or JSON.
- Convert, then skim the preview to check the order and formatting.
- If something looks off, read the diagnostics and adjust the format settings.
- Download the Gravity JSON file and import it in Gravity's Settings: under Your data on iPhone, iPad and Android, or Import & Export on the Mac.
Troubleshooting tips
- If dates look wrong, check the time zone and date format in your export.
- If notes come out blank, check which CSV column is mapped to the note text and convert again.
- If Markdown fails, remove extra frontmatter fields and try again.
- If a very large file fails, split it into smaller batches to find the row causing trouble.
For CSV format details, see RFC 4180. If your export still won't convert, send me details of the format through the Contact page.