Free bookmark export viewer

Exported your bookmarks and stuck with a file you can't open? Drop it below and see everything instantly — searchable, right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

Parsed entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded anywhere.

How to export from your old tool

  1. Pinboard: go to pinboard.in/settings/backup and click JSON.
  2. Pocket:if you saved an export before Mozilla shut it down (Nov 2025), it's a ril_export.html or a CSV — drop that.
  3. Raindrop: Settings → Export → download the CSV.
  4. Browser bookmarks: Chrome, Firefox, or Safari → Bookmarks → Export to an HTML file.
Everything happens in your browser — the file you drop in is parsed locally with JavaScript and never uploaded to Batata or anyone else. Close the tab and it's gone.

FAQ

Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No. The file is parsed entirely in your browser with JavaScript. Nothing is sent to Batata or any server. Close the tab and it's gone.
What formats does it support?
Pinboard JSON, Pocket (HTML or CSV), Raindrop CSV, and Netscape-format browser exports from Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. It auto-detects which one you dropped.
Will it work with thousands of bookmarks?
Yes. It parses the whole file and shows a searchable list. Use the search box to jump to anything in a large library.
How do I actually keep and search these?
Import the same file into Batata (free for your first 100 bookmarks). It archives the full text of every page so you can search by meaning or ask your library questions, with citations. Full export anytime — no lock-in.

Make your bookmarks searchable and askable

Batata archives the full text of every page, so you can search by meaning or ask your whole library a question — with citations. One-click import, full export, no lock-in.

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