Step 1 · LinkedMash
1
Import your saved posts
Add the LinkedMash extension and import your complete LinkedIn saved-post history.
Notion· Live auto-sync
Auto-export your LinkedIn saved posts to Notion
Connect Notion once and every LinkedIn post you save flows into your Notion database, media and all. No more copy-paste.
Notion · LinkedMash
Set it once
From LinkedIn save to Notion page
The extension imports your history, Notion grants access to one database, and every new save keeps moving in the background.
Step 2 · LinkedMash
2
Connect the Notion workspace
Authorize LinkedMash through Notion and choose exactly which pages it may access.
Step 3 · LinkedMash
3
Choose the database and sync
Pick the database once. Existing matches import and every new save continues flowing automatically.
Inside the Notion sync
A research database that builds itself
Each save arrives as a complete page, your organizing context comes with it, and recipes keep the database focused.
Secure connection
Choose the workspace and database once
LinkedMash uses Notion’s permission flow. You decide which workspace and database it can access, and you can revoke that access from Notion at any time.
- Authorize through Notion
- Choose the destination database
- No password or copied token required
Notion · Product view
Complete Notion pages
Keep the post, not another dead link
Every saved post becomes a page in the database you choose. The body carries the readable post and the properties keep its source and context.
- Post text, author and original LinkedIn link
- Labels become Notion multi-select tags
- Images, video and documents stay with the page
Notion · Product view
Filter recipes
Sync only the research worth keeping
Create focused pipelines for clients, topics or authors instead of turning Notion into a second unfiltered pile.
- Match authors, labels and keywords
- Exclude a term by prefixing it with !
- Run several recipes side by side
Notion · Product view
Sync activity
Know what moved and when
Connection health, active recipes and recent activity stay visible, so the automation never becomes a black box.
- Connected database shown by name
- Latest synced pages visible at a glance
- Reconnect or adjust recipes from one place
Notion · Product view
Trusted for saved-post workflows
Real LinkedMash customers using their saved posts for research, organization and work they can find again.
When it took me to LinkedMash and my dashboard I was like ‘holy moly’, I’ve been wanting this for ages. Now I want to write content and make posts on the back of what I saved. The integration goes into my personal AI agent framework to absorb the saved articles and match them against the themes I’m writing about. A regular workflow powered by my simply hitting save on LinkedIn.
Martin Dowson
Transformation & Design Leader
I use it to scan all my saved posts so I can collate ideas and use the information gleaned by other thought leaders to inform my strategic planning and delivery.
I just discovered LinkedMash, and I love it! 😍 Thank you, thank you, thank you! I sync it to Notion and holy cr@p it's a beautiful thing 🤗
Michael Pilolla
AI trainer/ Consultant & Product Marketer
LinkedMash made it extremely simple to organize and export dozens of LinkedIn posts for a freelance project, saving me easily hours of work. Happy to support a product that does what it says without muss, without fuss, and without ads.
Laura
Marketing Consultant
I bookmark a lot of linkedin posts for referencing later but they always used to get lost and I would never revisit them. After using linkedmash I can revisit my saved bookmarks just be using a word I remember.
Geet Parmar
WebFlow Developer
Product details verified
Frequently asked questions
How do I export my LinkedIn saved posts to Notion?
Install the LinkedMash extension and it imports your LinkedIn saves. Connect Notion, pick the database to sync to, and every saved post flows in automatically with its text, images, video and original link intact. Set it once and it keeps syncing.
Does it export images and video?
Yes. LinkedMash exports the full post to Notion, not just the text. Images, video, the original link and the author all come across with each saved post, so your Notion database holds the complete record.
Does it keep syncing?
Yes, it is not a one-time export. Every new LinkedIn post you save flows into your Notion database automatically in the background, so your workspace stays up to date without you lifting a finger.
Can I choose which Notion database?
Yes. Choose the Notion database you want LinkedMash to use. Filter recipes then let you sync only the posts that match an author, label or keyword.
Can I import my existing LinkedIn saved-post history?
Yes. Import your existing saved-post library first, then connect Notion. The initial sync can populate the database from that imported history, while later LinkedIn saves continue to arrive automatically.
Can I filter what reaches Notion?
Yes. Create recipes that match an author, a LinkedMash label or keywords. Prefix a keyword with ! to exclude it, and run separate recipes for different databases or research workflows.
Which Notion properties should I keep?
Keep the properties supplied by the LinkedMash database template because the sync depends on them. You can add your own Status, Project, Notes or workflow properties beside the required source fields.
Can I see an example before connecting?
Yes. The live sample database on this page shows real destination structure: page titles, authors, tags, post dates and original LinkedIn links.
LinkedMash + Notion
Build your LinkedIn research database in Notion
Import your saved posts, choose the database, and keep every new save moving automatically.
Import your existing saved posts · Keep new saves moving automatically
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