Bulk Importing Markdown To Apple Notes

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Introduction

Apple Notes does not natively support bulk importing Markdown files directly.
You can use Apple Shortcuts to automate the process of converting Markdown files to a format Apple Notes understands.
Marked 2 can convert Markdown files into RTFD files, which can then be imported into Apple Notes with images embedded inline.
The Files app on macOS can be used to import text files into Apple Notes by selecting File > Import to Notes.
Ensure to Preserve folder structure during import if you want to maintain the organization of your notes.

Apple Shortcuts can automate the conversion of Markdown files to rich text format.
Create a shortcut that processes each Markdown file and converts it to a format compatible with Apple Notes.
Shortcuts can also help in extracting tags from Markdown files and adding them to Apple Notes.
This method is useful for users who need to import a large number of Markdown files efficiently.

Marked 2 is an application that can convert Markdown files into RTFD files.
RTFD files can be imported into Apple Notes with images embedded inline.
This method is particularly useful for users who have Markdown files with embedded images.
Batch processing may not be directly supported, but the Share sheet can be used to move entire folders.

When importing a folder of text files, ensure to select 'Preserve folder structure on import'.
This option helps maintain the organization of your notes as they were in the original folder.
If you can't find this setting, click Options in the lower-left corner during the import process.
This feature is available in the macOS version of Apple Notes.

Some features or attachments in Markdown files may not be supported by Apple Notes.
The creation date of imported notes may default to the import date rather than the original creation date.
Using third-party apps like Marked 2 or Apple Shortcuts can help mitigate some of these issues.
Ensure that all files are properly formatted before importing to avoid errors.