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NotebookLM to RemNote: flashcards via Anki or Markdown

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Short answer

RemNote imports Anki decks and Markdown. Export NotebookLM flashcards as an .apkg deck with Ultra Exporter Pro, or as CSV or Markdown for free, then use Import in RemNote.

Quick facts

ItemDetail
DestinationRemNote
Formats to exportAnki .apkg (Pro), Markdown
PlanFree + Pro
DirectionOne-way, from NotebookLM to RemNote. Each export is a snapshot.

Steps

  1. Install NotebookLM Ultra Exporter in desktop Chrome, then refresh any open NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook) tab.
  2. In NotebookLM, export the content in a format RemNote accepts (see the table below).
  3. In RemNote open Import and choose Anki or Markdown.
  4. Select the exported file and review the created cards.
  5. Open the downloaded file and check it before you rely on it or share it.

What to export for RemNote

NotebookLM contentFormatGuide
FlashcardsAnki .apkg (Pro)How to export
FlashcardsMarkdownHow to export
Notes and reportsMarkdownHow to export

Good to know

The .apkg route keeps cards as cards. Markdown imports as notes that you can then turn into flashcards.

The extension creates files on your computer. It does not sign in to RemNote, and nothing is sent to RemNote until you import the file yourself.

Free or Pro?

The basics are free; the advanced options listed on this page need Ultra Exporter Pro. Pro covers the extension only; it does not include a Google subscription or raise NotebookLM's own limits. Current prices are on the pricing page.

Frequently asked questions

Does NotebookLM have a built-in RemNote integration?

No. Gemini Notebook has no built-in connection to RemNote. The working route is a file: export from NotebookLM in a format RemNote reads (Anki .apkg (Pro), Markdown), then import or open it there.

Which route is fastest?

The .apkg import, because RemNote recognises fronts and backs without any reformatting.

Does my content pass through a server on its way to RemNote?

No. Files are converted in your browser and saved to your downloads folder. You move them into the other app yourself.