OneNote Gem Add-Ins

OneNote Batch for Mac offered to import HTML files exported from Notion into Mac OneNote.
 

Need Structure of Main Page and Subpages in Notion

 
Usually, Notion exports only one page.
To export multiple pages in bulk, you need to create a structure of "Main Page" and subpages in Notation.
There are many subpages under the home page.
At that point, the master page and subpages are exported together.
 

Bulk Export the Main Page and its subpages from Notion as HTML files

 
In Notion:

1. At first, select the Main page: Index Page. Then click the ... Main menu.
2. In the main menu that pops up, click the Export menu item.
3. In the pop-up window, Export format select: HTML
4. Include content select: Everything. Include subpages: switch on.
5. Create folders for subpages: switch on.
6. Finally, click Export button.

 
Since Notion is actually a website, in order to reduce the number of downloads, the Notion website will package the main page and subpages into a .zip file.
Once packaged, it is downloaded from the Notion website, and a window to save the zip file will pop up. After selecting the Mac folder, Notion downloads and saves the zip file to this folder.
 

HTML Files Exported by Notion

 
The HTML files exported by Notion are the same as the HTML files saved by Safari.
A note is exported as an HTML file and a subfolder containing images and attachments with the HTML.

Use OneNote Batch for Mac to Import HTML Files

 
In OneNote Batch for Mac:

1. Click “Import” tab.
2. Click “Import HTML files to OneNote” feature.
3. In the OneNote notebook tree on the left, check the OneNote section to store the imported HTML, in this example, the checked section is: Notion.
4. Use "Add File", "Add Folder" on the right to add HTML files to the list to be imported.
5. Finally, Click “Start” button. It will start import these HTML files to OneNote.

 
 

View Imported Pages in Mac OneNote

 
When the import is complete, go back to Mac OneNote. View the section “Notion”.
Imports are supported:

• Images
• Attachments