Pocket is gone. Your saved links don't have to be.
Mozilla shut Pocket down on July 8, 2025 and deleted the remaining accounts after October 8, 2025. If you downloaded your export before then, you have a file of every link you saved. Drop it below: this page turns it into Markdown notes, grouped by tag, that Noteshik's Markdown import reads.
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Find your Pocket export
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Look for the file Pocket sent you. Recent exports arrive as a .zip containing part_000000.csv (big libraries have several part_*.csv files). Older exports are a single ril_export.html.
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Unzip it if it is a .zip, so you can pick the .csv files.
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Drop the .csv or .html file(s) in the converter below. It runs in your browser; the file is not uploaded anywhere.
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Download the Markdown .zip, then create your account. In Noteshik, open Import, choose Markdown and upload the .zip.
If you never downloaded your export before October 8, 2025, Mozilla has deleted that data, and nobody, including us, can recover it from Pocket.
Convert your Pocket links into notes
Makes a .zip of Markdown notes, one per tag, up to 250 links each. Upload it in Noteshik under Import › Markdown.
What comes across
- Every link with its title and the date you saved it
- Your Pocket tags, shown on each link and used to group the notes
- Whether each item was unread or archived
What does not
- The article text itself. Pocket's export lists links, not saved pages.
- Pocket highlights, which were a separate file in later exports
What was announced
Mozilla announced on May 22, 2025 that Pocket would stop on July 8, 2025, move to export-only mode, and that users could export their saves until October 8, 2025, after which user data would be permanently deleted.
Source: The Mozilla Blog: Investing in what moves the internet forward, read September 28, 2026.
Mozilla's help article "Pocket is saying goodbye" covers the same dates and the export steps.
Source: Pocket Help, read September 28, 2026.
Questions
Why not upload the Pocket file straight into Noteshik?
Noteshik's importers read Evernote, Notion, Obsidian, Joplin and Markdown exports. They do not read Pocket's CSV, so this page converts it into Markdown first, on your own computer.
How many notes will I get?
One note per tag, with up to 250 links per note. Untagged links go into Unread and Archive notes. A library of 3,000 links usually lands as a dozen or so notes.
Is my Pocket file uploaded by this page?
No. The conversion happens in your browser. Only the .zip you choose to upload in the Noteshik app ever reaches our servers.
Also moving from Evernote or Omnivore? Notion, Obsidian, Joplin and plain Markdown exports import too. See all switching guides.
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