# Import From Notion

### Step 1: **Export Notion Zip File**

In Notion, you can export your workspace as a Zip file.

1. Switch to the workspace you want to export.
2. Go to **Settings -> Workspace Settings -> Export all workspace content**.
3. Configure the options in the export menu according to your preferences.
4. Click **Export**.

Note: The export process may take a while if your workspace contains a lot of data. To speed it up, set **Include content** to **No files or images**.

5. Once the export is complete, you will find the Zip file in your Downloads folder. The file name will be a series of IDs, such as:\
   `1f2b675d-f739-4dc1-967d-98d9561d9bdb_Export-76c36ed6-74b7-48ab-85a2-0ab8f4da6f7c.zip`.
6. You can rename the file to something more meaningful. The new name will be used as the name of your AppFlowy workspace containing your Notion data.

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### Step 2:  Import Notion into AppFlowy

1. Go to <https://appflowy.io/compare/notion-vs-appflowy>
2. Click **'Import from Notion'**
3. Drop your Notion Zip file
4. Wait for the upload to complete
5. You will receive an email once the import is finished
6. Your Notion data will be imported into a newly created workspace with the same name as your Zip file folder

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