Notion Export Repairer and Offline Archive
Open a Notion export ZIP locally, contain archive paths, repair relative links, sanitize HTML, and report missing assets.
What This Tool Does
Notion Export Repairer turns a raw workspace export into a more dependable offline archive. It rejects paths outside the virtual archive root, makes duplicate paths deterministic, repairs links when the target is known, sanitizes exported HTML, and records unresolved references.
How to Use
- Export the workspace from Notion as a ZIP containing Markdown or HTML and assets.
- Load the ZIP and review excluded paths, missing targets, and repaired-link counts.
- Download the rebuilt archive and keep the generated report with your backup.
How the Analysis Works
Every entry is mapped through virtual-root containment before extraction. Relative Markdown and HTML references are resolved against the source path and rewritten to the mapped output path. Active HTML elements and event-handler attributes are removed without rendering the document.
Limits and Responsible Use
The tool cannot restore files that were absent from the original export, reproduce live databases, preserve integrations, or guarantee the behavior of arbitrary exported HTML. Keep the original ZIP and verify important pages offline.
Examples
Archive a project wiki
Notion ZIP with Markdown pages, duplicate asset names, and broken relative links
Result: Contained offline ZIP with deterministic names, repaired links, and a missing-reference report.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it connect to Notion?
No. It works only with a ZIP you export and select locally.
Is exported HTML safe to publish?
No automatic sanitizer can make arbitrary content publication-ready. Treat it as untrusted and review before hosting.