Bring your library
with you.

Every one of these exports a plain file that has been readable since 1994. The folder tree survives at any depth, and the tags survive wherever the source bothered to write them. Each guide says which is which, and what it costs you.

Chrome

Export your Chrome bookmarks and bring the whole folder tree across, nesting intact.

  • Netscape HTML
  • Edge
  • Brave
Open

Firefox

Export from Firefox as HTML, not JSON — the difference decides whether anything else can read it.

  • Netscape HTML
Open

Safari

Export from Safari on a Mac. There is no way to do it from an iPhone.

  • Netscape HTML
Open

Pocket

Pocket shut down in 2025. If you exported in time, the file still works.

  • Netscape HTML or CSV
Open

Raindrop.io

Export from Raindrop as HTML or CSV. Both carry your tags; only one carries your notes.

  • Netscape HTML or CSV
Open

Not sure which file you have?

Drop it into the bookmark converter. It reads the format from the contents rather than the file name, tells you how many links, folders and tags are in there, and never uploads anything.

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