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Import your Confluence data to Plane

The Confluence to Plane importer lets you transfer your Confluence pages and content to Plane's Wiki. This is useful when you want to bring your documentation, notes, and structured content from Confluence into your Plane workspace as Wiki pages.

The importer takes exported Confluence content and converts it into Plane Wiki pages. It preserves your page structure, including subpages, and maintains the hierarchical organization of your Confluence space within Plane's Wiki system.

Export your Confluence content

First, you need to export your content from Confluence:

  1. Navigate to your Confluence space.
  2. Go to Space settings (you can find this in the space sidebar or settings menu).
  3. In the left sidebar, expand General if it's not already expanded.
  4. Click on Export space.
  5. In the export options:
  • File format: Select HTML.
  1. After selecting HTML, you'll see additional options:
  • Choose Export each item, with attachments. Comments are excluded.
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    Only HTML exports from Confluence are supported. Make sure to select HTML as your export format.

  1. Click Export.
  2. The system will process your export and show a progress bar with time elapsed, time remaining, and completion percentage.
  3. Once complete, you'll see "Export complete. Download here.". Click the download link.
  4. Confluence will generate a ZIP file containing your exported content.

Import Confluence content

Import from Confluence

Once you have your exported ZIP file:

  1. Go to the Imports section in your Plane workspace.

  2. Click Import next to the Confluence option.

  3. On the Confluence import page, click Upload Confluence Exported ZIP.

  4. Select and upload the ZIP file you exported from Confluence. Upload confluence file

  5. Wait for the upload to complete. You'll see a "Upload complete!" message.

  6. Click Start Import to begin processing your Confluence data.

  7. The import will process in phases. Once finished, the status will change to "Finished". Confluence file uploaded

  8. After the import completes, your Confluence pages will be available in Plane's Wiki section. The page hierarchy from Confluence will be preserved, with main pages and their subpages organized in the same structure.

Imported fields

Here's how different Confluence elements are handled during import:

ConfluencePlane
MarkdownMarkdown
VideosLinks
EmbedsLinks
AttachmentsLinks
Text and background colorsText and background colors
LinksLinks
SubpagesNested pages
Page mentionsLinks
User mentionsLink (Atlassian user)
Table background colorsNot imported
Block highlightText highlight (not supported)
ColumnsRendered Vertically (not supported)
CommentsNot supported
DatabasesTables
CollapsibleCallout