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# Bear

> Import your notes from Bear into Craft with markdown or TextBundle.

Bear offers both **Markdown (.md)** and **TextBundle (.textbundle)** export options. Craft allows you to import both formats, ensuring your content and attachments transfer smoothly.

## Export Your Bear Notes

<Steps>
  <Step>
    **Open Bear** and select the notes you want to export.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Choose export format**

    Export as either **Markdown (.md)** or **TextBundle (.textbundle)** files.

    * If you export as **TextBundle**, you can import the file directly into Craft with no additional adjustments needed.
    * If you export as **Markdown (.md)**, follow the steps below to ensure that your PDFs, images, and other assets are correctly imported.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Importing Markdown Files with Assets from Bear

When exporting Markdown files from Bear, there are a few formatting details to keep in mind to ensure your PDFs, images, and attachments import correctly.

### Adjusting Your Markdown File for a Seamless Import

1. **No Need to Remove the Embed Code**

   Starting from **Craft version 3.1.0**, you no longer need to remove the following embed code from your Markdown files:

   ```html theme={null}
   <!-- {"embed":"true"} -->
   ```

2. **Separate Each Asset into Its Own Paragraph**

   Ensure each PDF, image, or other attachment is placed on its own line rather than grouped within a single paragraph. This can be done directly in **Bear** by pressing **Enter** before and after each asset.

   Example in **Bear**:

   ```markdown theme={null}
   This is some text before the image.

   ![Image](image.png)

   This is some text after the image.

   ![PDF](document.pdf)
   ```

<Info title="Tip">
  After exporting, open the Markdown file in a text editor to double-check that each asset reference is on its own line. This ensures the files will display correctly when imported into Craft.
</Info>

## Import into Craft

<Steps>
  <Step>
    **Open Craft** and navigate to **All Documents** or **Organize** view.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Click the Import icon** at the bottom of the left sidebar.
  </Step>

  <Step>
    **Choose the format** (Markdown or TextBundle) and select your exported files.
  </Step>
</Steps>