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Pocket offers tools to import URLs that you’ve saved elsewhere into Pocket.
Pocket offers tools to import URLs that you’ve saved elsewhere into Pocket.

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Pocket offers tools to import URLs that you’ve saved elsewhere into Pocket.You will first need to export the items from the source (Instapaper or your web browser) and then import the bookmark list into Pocket. The import file must be in HTML format. While Pocket has the ability to import your items, we strongly discourage importing thousands of items as this can cause issues to arise during the import process. If you run into trouble importing your items, you can always [https://getpocket.com/add save links using one of our browser extensions]. __TOC__ =Browser bookmarks= {warning}'''Please note:''' For the best Pocket experience we strongly recommend editing your bookmarks before attempting to import into Pocket. Importing your entire list of browser bookmarks not always recommended as this can quickly clutter your Pocket and our importer tools are limited in functionality.{/warning} ==Exporting your browser bookmarks== Open your browser's bookmark manager and export your bookmarks as an HTML file. If you're not sure how to do this, please follow the directions below to export bookmarks from the most popular browsers. ==Export your bookmarks from Google Chrome== #Open Chrome. #In the top right of the Chrome window, click the overflow button (three vertical dots). #Select '''Bookmarks > Bookmark Manager'''. #In the manager, click the {menu Organize} menu. #Select '''Export bookmarks'''. #Choose a name for the file and location to download. Click {button Save}. Chrome will export your bookmarks as an HTML file, which you can then import into another browser. See [https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/96816 this Google Support article] for more information about exporting from Chrome. ==Export your bookmarks from Firefox== #Click the ''Bookmarks'' button and select '''Show All Bookmarks''' to open the Library window. #From the toolbar on the Library window, click {menu Import and Backup} and choose '''Export Bookmarks to HTML…'''. #In the Export Bookmarks File window that opens, choose a name and location to save the file. Then, click {button Save}. The bookmarks HTML file you saved from Firefox is now ready to be imported. =Instapaper= {warning}'''Please note:''' For the best Pocket experience we strongly recommend editing your bookmarks before attempting to import into Pocket. Importing your entire list of browser bookmarks not always recommended as this can quickly clutter your Pocket and our importer tools are limited in functionality.{/warning} ==Export your items from Instapaper== #Log into your Instapaper Account. #Click your email address at the top right corner, and select '''Settings'''. #In the Export section, click the Download .HTML button and save the file to your computer. Once you have your exported file, you are ready to import into Pocket. To import the articles, log into Pocket, then follow the instructions on this page: [http://getpocket.com/import/instapaper Import from Instapaper into Pocket]. =Importing= After downloading your browser bookmarks file to your computer, you are ready to [https://getpocket.com/import/browser import your bookmarks into Pocket using the tool linked here]. =Common Questions= ==I'm trying to import to Pocket but I’m seeing a blank page== Our importer will occasionally time out due to the size of an exported files. This will cause the screen to go blank. However, items should be successfully imported. Please check your [https://getpocket.com/a/queue/list/ Pocket List] to see if your items were imported. If your export is over 1MB, you'll need to split your list into smaller pieces to import. Pocket Support is sadly not able to split bookmark files. Additionally, we highly encourage you to edit your list of saved links before proceeding to import into Pocket. If you're still having trouble importing your bookmarks, we recommend hand selecting the links you plan to get back to and [https://getpocket.com/add saving them using our browser extensions]. ==I have two Pocket accounts. Can I import one Pocket account into another account?== You can move items from one account to another by [https://getpocket.com/export exporting your saves] in one account, then manually saving them to the other. We sadly don't support importing an HTML export file. ==Can I import emails or files stored on my computer?== Pocket does not support saving emails or uploading files from your computer. Pocket supports saving links (URLs) from your internet web browser. See [[What can be saved to Pocket?]] to learn more about what you can save to Pocket.
Pocket offers tools to import URLs that you’ve saved elsewhere into Pocket. You will first need to export the items from the source (Instapaper or your web browser) and then import the bookmark list into Pocket. The import file must be in HTML format. While Pocket has the ability to import your items, we strongly discourage importing thousands of items as this can cause issues to arise during the import process. If you run into trouble importing your items, you can always [https://support.mozilla.org/topics/add-ons-extensions-and-themes/pocket save links using one of our browser extensions]. __TOC__ =Browser bookmarks= {warning}'''Please note:''' For the best Pocket experience we strongly recommend editing your bookmarks before attempting to import them into Pocket. Importing your entire list of browser bookmarks is not always recommended as this can quickly clutter your Pocket and our importer tools only supply limited functionality.{/warning} ==Exporting your browser bookmarks== Open your browser's bookmark manager and export your bookmarks as an HTML file. If you're not sure how to do this, please follow the directions below to export bookmarks from the most popular browsers. ==Export your bookmarks from Google Chrome== #Open Chrome. #In the top right of the Chrome window, click the overflow button (three vertical dots). #Select '''Bookmarks > Bookmark Manager'''. #In the manager, click the {menu Organize} menu. #Select '''Export bookmarks'''. #Choose a name for the file and location to download. #Click {button Save}. Chrome will export your bookmarks as an HTML file, which you can then import into another browser. See [https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/96816 this Google Support article] for more information about exporting from Chrome. ==Export your bookmarks from Firefox== [[Template:ExportHTMLBookmarks]] The bookmarks HTML file you saved from Firefox is now ready to be imported. =Instapaper= {warning}'''Please note:''' For the best Pocket experience we strongly recommend editing your bookmarks before attempting to import them into Pocket. Importing your entire list of browser bookmarks is not always recommended as this can quickly clutter your Pocket and our importer tools only supply limited functionality.{/warning} ==Export your items from Instapaper== #Log into your Instapaper account. #Click your email address at the top right corner, and select '''Settings'''. #In the Export section, click the Download .HTML button and save the file to your computer. Once you have your exported file, you are ready to import into Pocket. To import the articles, log into Pocket, then follow the instructions on this page: [http://getpocket.com/import/instapaper Import from Instapaper into Pocket]. =Importing= After downloading your browser bookmarks file to your computer, you are ready to [https://getpocket.com/import/browser import your bookmarks into Pocket using the tool linked here]. =Common Questions= ==I'm trying to import to Pocket but I’m seeing a blank page== Our importer will occasionally time out due to the size of an exported file. This will cause the screen to go blank. However, items should be successfully imported. Please check your [https://getpocket.com/a/queue/list/ Pocket List] to see if all your items were imported. If your export is larger than 1 MB, you'll need to split your list into smaller pieces to be able to import. Pocket Support is sadly not able to split bookmark files. Additionally, we highly encourage you to edit your list of saved links before proceeding to import into Pocket. If you're still having trouble importing your bookmarks, we recommend hand selecting the links you plan to get back to and [https://getpocket.com/add saving them using our browser extensions]. ==I have two Pocket accounts. Can I import one Pocket account into another account?== You can move items from one account to another by [https://getpocket.com/export exporting your saves] in one account, then manually saving them to the other. We sadly don't support importing an HTML export file. ==Can I import emails or files stored on my computer?== Pocket does not support saving emails or uploading files from your computer. Pocket supports saving links (URLs) from your internet web browser. See [[What can be saved to Pocket?]] to learn more about what you can save to Pocket.

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