What is AI Markdown Importer for Confluence?

AI Markdown Importer for Confluence is a Confluence Cloud app, built on Atlassian Forge and published by Cody Labs. It converts Markdown into native Confluence pages, not a macro that renders text on the fly, so the result is editable, searchable and works with page history and permissions. Tables, nested lists, task lists, code blocks with their language, block quotes, links and images all convert. A preview shows the converted page and any warnings before anything is written. The app runs on Atlassian infrastructure. We operate no servers and never receive your content. See the privacy policy for details.

What it does

Built for AI output

Handles what ChatGPT and Claude produce: GitHub style tables, nested bullets, task lists, fenced code, smart quotes, emoji, unicode, and a whole answer wrapped in a markdown code fence.

Native pages

Code blocks become the Confluence code macro with the right language. Task lists become Confluence tasks. GitHub style NOTE and WARNING quotes become info and warning panels.

Safe by default

Scripts and raw HTML are removed and the output is checked to be well formed before it is written. Unsafe links are kept as plain text.

Folders and ZIP archives (paid)

Import a docs folder or a ZIP as a page tree. Folders become pages, index.md or README.md becomes the folder page, and relative images upload as attachments.

How it works

Open it from inside Confluence
Once installed, the app appears as a global page. It acts as you and respects your space permissions.
Paste Markdown or add files
Paste text, or pick .md files, a folder or a ZIP. Choose the space and a parent page.
Preview
See each page that will be written, the converted Confluence storage format, and warnings such as dropped HTML or Mermaid diagrams kept as code.
Create the pages
Pages are written as you, parents first. Download the per page results as CSV.

What you need before you start

A Confluence Cloud site with the app installed, and permission to create pages in the target space.
Markdown files of up to 1 MB each, up to 200 files per run.

Use cases

Putting an AI generated runbook, design doc or meeting summary into Confluence.
Moving a repository docs folder or README set into a space.
Importing exported notes from Obsidian or other Markdown tools.

Frequently asked questions

Does my Markdown leave Confluence?

No. Files are read in your browser and sent only to your own Confluence site through Forge, as you. Nothing goes to Cody Labs.

Are Mermaid diagrams rendered?

Not yet. They are kept as a labelled code block with the source, and the preview warns you.

What is free?

Pasting or uploading one Markdown file at a time, with the full conversion and preview, is free with no page limit. Folders, ZIP archives, multi file import, image attachments and front matter properties need the paid license.

Pricing

Free

Paste or upload one file at a time
Full conversion and preview
No page limit

Paid via Atlassian

Priced in the Atlassian Marketplace

Folders and ZIP archives with page hierarchy
Image attachments, front matter properties and labels
The price is set when the listing is published

Available when the listing is published

Billing and licensing run through Atlassian.