By Yamuno Team
30 Oct 2025
2 min read
We’re excited to announce v7.0.0 of Markdown Importer for Confluence, now featuring the all-new Markdown Exporter! 🎉
With this update, the app transitions from being Markdown Import-only to a full two-way Markdown solution — enabling teams to import Markdown files into Confluence and export Confluence pages back to clean Markdown. 💪
This addition makes documentation workflows more flexible, efficient, and automation-friendly, whether you’re syncing content with external tools, managing backups, or integrating with CI/CD pipelines.
Easily export Confluence pages to structured Markdown files, preserving page hierarchy, attachments, and formatting for smooth version control and external documentation workflows. 🗂️
Continue to import Markdown files with seamless bulk support, preserved folder structures, and accurate formatting. ⚡
Use REST API with JWT authentication and expiring API tokens to automate imports and exports. Built-in conflict detection ensures your workflows remain smooth. 🤖
Bulk operations are simple with dark mode and an intuitive UI, ideal for large-scale documentation projects. 🖥️
Experience the power of Markdown Exporter & Importer for Confluence (v7.0.0). Import Markdown, export Confluence pages, and automate your documentation workflows with ease.
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