Import
Bring every bookmark with you.
Upload an export file. Your folders, tags and notes come along, and duplicates are skipped.
From Chrome
Bookmarked in 2019
Reading › EssaysFrom Pinboard
Grandma's lentil soup
soup, familyFrom Raindrop
Woodworking for beginners
StarredFrom Instapaper
The one I read twice
In Done
Three ways to organize.
Pick one when you import. Nothing is filed without you.
Keep my folders
Each folder becomes a Space, with subfolders inside.
Suggest Spaces
AI proposes where things go. You edit before anything moves.
All together
Everything in one Space, to sort later.
Import in four steps.
Only the file you upload is read. Revisitly never signs in to other services.
- 1
Export a file
From your old app or browser. See below.
- 2
Open Import
Sign in at my.revisitly.app and open Import.
- 3
Check the preview
Counts, folders and duplicates, before anything is saved.
- 4
Pick a layout
Folders, AI suggestions or one Space. Then start.
Where to find your file.
Raindrop.io
Export from Raindrop's settings as HTML, CSV or TXT.
Pocket
Use the export Pocket sent you (CSV or zip), or an older HTML export.
Instapaper
Export from Instapaper's settings as CSV or HTML.
Pinboard
Download a backup from Pinboard's settings as JSON or HTML.
Readwise Reader
Export your library as CSV.
Chrome
Bookmark manager › ⋮ menu › Export bookmarks.
Safari
File › Export › Bookmarks.
Firefox
Manage bookmarks › Import and Backup › Export Bookmarks to HTML.
Edge
Favorites › ⋯ menu › Export favorites.
Questions
How many bookmarks can I import?
Up to 10,000 in one file. Larger libraries can come in a few files.
What happens to duplicates?
Bookmarks you've already saved are skipped, and your existing saves are never changed. You can choose to keep both.
Which files don't work?
Firefox's JSON backups and Chrome's internal Bookmarks file. Use each browser's HTML export instead.
Can I import on my phone?
Import runs in the web app at my.revisitly.app, which works on a phone browser too.