Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari
Upload a standard HTML bookmark export. Addendo can recreate nested bookmark folders as collections and retain titles and saved dates when the file includes them.
Bookmark migration
Import your bookmarks without starting over.
Move an existing link library into Addendo from a browser, Pocket or Raindrop. Review the source file, choose whether to keep its folder structure and let Addendo skip duplicate or invalid URLs.
One import page for the libraries you already use.
Addendo reads common export files directly. What it can preserve depends on the fields included by the source.
Pocket CSV
Upload the CSV from your Pocket export. Addendo imports valid links and can retain titles, tags and saved dates that are present in the file.
Raindrop CSV or JSON
Bring across valid links plus supported titles, notes, tags, dates and collection paths. Folder preservation is optional during import.
URL lists and Addendo XML
Import plain-text URL lists, select links found on a web page, or restore an Addendo XML export. WhatsApp TXT and ZIP exports are also supported.
How it works
From export file to organized library.
- 01
Export bookmarks from the source service or browser.
- 02
Choose a destination, optional tags and whether to preserve folders.
- 03
Upload the file. Addendo removes duplicate or invalid URLs and queues supported links for enrichment.
What Addendo preserves when the source provides it
- Bookmark titles and notes
- Tags and collection paths
- Original saved dates
- Nested browser folders
Clear limits, no migration theatre
- Imports are file-based, not a continuing sync with the original service.
- Addendo cannot recreate metadata that the export does not contain.
- Files are limited to 10 MB; optional AI enrichment is subject to the account plan and may continue after the import finishes.
Bring your useful links with you.
Start with the library you already built, then organize and search it in Addendo.
Create an account to import