Obsidian plugin list

Supercharge your canvas experience! Create presentations, flowcharts and more! ↩︎

Use multiple cursors even more powerfully. ↩︎

Auto Note Mover will automatically move the active notes to their respective folders according to the rules. ↩︎

Automatically adjusts tab header widths in real-time to perfectly fit each tab's title content while maintaining a clean, seamless interface that prevents awkward text truncation and ensures optimal readability of your document titles. ↩︎

Quickly add, change, or remove callouts in your notes. ↩︎

Customize your workspace by adding commands everywhere, create Macros and supercharge your mobile toolbar. ↩︎

Create and insert color palettes into your notes. ↩︎

Assign colors to tags. Has integrations with other plugins, like Kanban. ↩︎

Automatically sort completed tasks to the bottom of the list. ↩︎

This is a simple plugin that converts the selected markdown to HTML and copies it to the clipboard. ↩︎

Easily copy the contents of an inline code element with a single click. ↩︎

Tools for efficiently folding markdown sections in Obsidian ↩︎

Just open and edit CSV files directly, no more. Keep it simple. ↩︎

Complex data views for the data-obsessed. ↩︎

Publish your notes to the web for others to enjoy. For free. ↩︎

Quickly apply fully integrated text coloring and formatting with a custom syntax and a keyboard-centric interface. ↩︎

Create notes within folders that can be accessed without collapsing the folder, similar to the functionality offered in Notion. ↩︎

Colorful, customizable toolbar, designed for mobile. ↩︎

Open a specified note, canvas, base, or workspace on startup, or set it for quick access later. ↩︎

Allows to quickly add HTML checkboxes to your notes and makes them clickable. ↩︎

Encrypt secrets in your notes. ↩︎

Run JavaScript from within your notes. ↩︎

Hide secrets in your vault ↩︎

Customize a set of nested tabs through code blocks. ↩︎

Adds Properties to multiple notes at once. Either right-click a folder, or select multiple notes and right-click the selection. ↩︎

This plugin automatically fetches the titles of links from the web ↩︎

This Plugin lets you create Charts within Obsidian ↩︎

Allows you to create columns in Obsidian Markdown ↩︎

Open the command palette by pressing Shift (or any other key) twice like in IntelliJ and create your own shortcuts ↩︎

Integrate Git version control with automatic backup and other advanced features. ↩︎

Insert emoji and custom icons with shortcodes ↩︎

Create markdown-backed Kanban boards in Obsidian. ↩︎

Formats and styles your notes. It can be used to format YAML tags, aliases, arrays, and metadata; footnotes; headings; spacing; math blocks; regular markdown contents like list, italics, and bold styles; and more with the use of custom rule options as well. ↩︎

Make your notes interactive with inline input fields, metadata displays, and buttons. ↩︎

Change the colors, fonts and features of Minimal Theme. ↩︎

Work with your lists like in Workflowy or RoamResearch. ↩︎

Know when installed plugins have updates and evaluate the risk of upgrading ↩︎

This Obsidian.md plugin rolls over incomplete TODOs from the previous daily note to today's daily note. (https://obsidian.md). (Originally created by Matthew Sessions) ↩︎

Offers controls for adjusting theme, plugin, and snippet CSS variables. ↩︎

Track tasks across your vault. Supports due dates, recurring tasks, done dates, sub-set of checklist items, and filtering. ↩︎

This plugin allows to force the view mode and editing mode for a note by using front matter ↩︎

A search engine that just works ↩︎

Adds options to customize how tabs are opened, including open in new tab by default, preventing duplicate tabs, and more. ↩︎

Dynamically update a pinned tab with today's daily note ↩︎

Pixel perfect 100% image resizing, copy to clipboard, show image in Finder/Explorer, edit image in external editor, and much more. ↩︎

Allows you to add dividers to the ribbon to space out your icons. ↩︎

Globally search settings in Obsidian.md ↩︎

Share the enabled plugins in list/table format. ↩︎

Sort frontmatter recursively ↩︎

Arrange the tab group in a more flexible way. For now, it supports arranging evenly and expanded like VSCode. User can make action and switch mode of arrangement by clicking the status bar or executing commands. ↩︎

Improved table navigation, formatting, manipulation, and formulas ↩︎

Rename, merge, toggle, and search tags from the tags view ↩︎

Uncheck all checkboxes in the current note using one command ↩︎

Opens .url files in the internal webview. ↩︎