Three Markdown exports
| Export | Best for |
|---|---|
| Markdown (.md) | One file with a contents list; [[wiki links]] kept for Obsidian and Logseq |
| Markdown pages (.zip) | index.md plus one file per section, links rewritten to relative .md links — GitHub, MkDocs, Docusaurus |
| Copy Markdown | Paste into Notion, Bear, Typora or any Markdown editor |
Clean, portable Markdown
Headings follow the section levels, code blocks have language tags, tables are GitHub-flavored, and tags are written as #tags. No HTML, no proprietary syntax — it opens anywhere.
How it works
- Start from anything — type a topic, paste notes, or drop a PDF, Word, PowerPoint, TXT or Markdown file.
- AI builds the structure — an overview, sections and sub-sections, tables, code blocks and tags, returned as structured JSON.
- Links appear automatically — related sections are cross-linked, every section shows what links to it, and a live table of contents follows you as you read.
- Edit, publish, export — fix any section in the browser, publish a link like
fastwikigen.com/w/…, or export Markdown, HTML and PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Do the wiki links work in Obsidian?
Yes. The single-file export keeps [[Section name]] links, and the headings match, so Obsidian resolves them within the note.
Can I import the ZIP into Notion?
Yes: Notion's Import → Markdown accepts the ZIP. Each section becomes a page.