LiftmarkImport Markdown folders and zips as Confluence page trees with images and working links, write Markdown with Mermaid, export back.
Full name: “Liftmark: Markdown Import, Export and Macro for Confluence”
From $8 a month for up to 10 users. Billed by Atlassian, with a 30-day free trial.
Turn a folder, zip or README into Confluence pages with the tree, images and links intact. Write GitHub-style Markdown with live preview and Mermaid diagrams. Export any page tree back to Markdown. Nothing leaves Atlassian.
What you get
Folders and zips become page trees
Directories become pages or folders, README files become section pages, and the order follows your front matter or numbered file names. Preview the whole tree first.
Links and images keep working
Relative links point at the new pages, even to a heading in another file. Images and linked files are attached to the page that uses them. Re-import to update.
Write Markdown with Mermaid diagrams
A Markdown macro with live preview: tables, task lists, alerts, highlighted code and Mermaid. Searchable, and included in PDF and Word exports.
Questions about Liftmark
What does Liftmark do?
Import Markdown folders and zips as Confluence page trees with images and working links, write Markdown with Mermaid, export back. Turn a folder, zip or README into Confluence pages with the tree, images and links intact. Write GitHub-style Markdown with live preview and Mermaid diagrams. Export any page tree back to Markdown. Nothing leaves Atlassian.
What does Liftmark work with?
Liftmark works in Confluence Cloud.
How much does Liftmark cost?
$8 a month for up to 10 users, or $80 a year. From 11 users: $1.40 per user a month, with lower rates for larger sites.
Is there a free trial?
Billed by Atlassian, with a 30-day free trial.
How do I get Liftmark?
Email hello@greatwork.company and we'll help you get Liftmark set up.
Will my folder structure be flattened?
No. Folders become a page tree in your order, with README or index files as section pages. You see the whole tree before anything is created.
Do relative links and images survive?
Yes. Links between files, including links to a heading in another file, point at the new pages. Images and linked files are attached to the page that uses them. Anything that can't be linked is listed in the preview and in the report.
What happens if one file fails?
That file is marked failed with a reason and the rest of the import continues. Fix the problem and choose Retry. Liftmark also retries automatically when Confluence asks it to slow down.
I ran the import twice. Do I get duplicate pages?
No. Importing the same files into the same place updates the pages from last time. Use If a page with the same title exists to decide what happens with pages Liftmark did not create.
Can I stop an import that is taking too long?
Yes: Pause or Cancel import at any time, and Resume later from Your imports.
Do anchor links to headings work?
Yes, in imported pages and in the macro.
Who makes Liftmark?
Great Work LLC, an independent software company. Email hello@greatwork.company with any question about Liftmark and a person will answer.
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