An Obsidian vault is a folder of .md files on disk — each note is a plain Markdown file you can upload directly. Open your vault folder in your file browser and find the note you want to convert. No export step is needed; the .md file in the vault is the file you upload. Top-level bullets become card fronts; a nested bullet underneath becomes the answer. The first heading in the file names the deck, and lower headings name subdecks. Keep one idea per bullet and the note turns into a clean set of cards in one pass. If you prefer explicit cards, write a line starting with "Q:" for the question and the next line starting with "A:" for the answer — 2anki detects the pattern automatically. You can mix Q/A cards and bullet-style cards in the same file, so a mixed note still converts in one upload. Standard formatting — bullets, headings, bold, italic, and triple-backtick code blocks — converts cleanly, with code blocks kept as text inside the card. Obsidian-specific syntax like block embeds and graph links is ignored rather than erroring, so it never breaks the conversion. LaTeX inside $...$ and $...$ renders if MathJax is enabled in your Anki card template. Go to 2anki.net, drag the .md file onto the upload area, and click Convert. Download the .apkg file and open it in Anki with a double-click. Your cards appear as a new deck. The free plan covers your first 100 cards a month; Unlimited removes the cap for a full vault.