Import from Notion
Nexus can import any public Notion page directly — your pages arrive as native Nexus blocks, ready to edit immediately.
How to import
- In Notion, open the page you want to import. Make sure it's set to Public (or share it as a web page).
- Copy the page URL from your browser's address bar.
- In Nexus, open the page where you want the import to land, or navigate to the folder you want to import into.
- Click the Import icon in the toolbar (the download arrow), or right-click a folder in the sidebar and select Import.
- Paste the Notion URL into the field and click Import.
Nexus fetches the page and converts it to a Nexus document. Sub-pages are imported as nested nodes.
What imports cleanly
- Paragraphs, headings (H1–H3)
- Bulleted and numbered lists
- Checkboxes and task lists
- Code blocks (syntax-highlighted)
- Blockquotes
- Tables
- Images (embedded by URL)
- Inline formatting: bold, italic, inline code, links
- Nested sub-pages (imported as child nodes)
What doesn't import
- Notion databases (tables with properties, filters, views) — arrive as static text exports
- Synced blocks — arrive as static copies of their content at import time
- Notion formulas, rollups, and relations
- Comments from Notion
Tips for a smooth migration
- Import section by section rather than everything at once. Start with your most-used pages.
- Use the import as an opportunity to clean up. Move what's worth keeping, archive what isn't.
- Notion database content can be exported as CSV from Notion, then referenced from a Nexus page.