Obsidian is constantly evolving, and so is its plugin ecosystem. From productivity boosters to creative tools, the latest plugins are redefining how we use Obsidian for note-taking and organization. In this article, we spotlight some of the most exciting new plugins to elevate your workflow and unlock new possibilities.

• Link Preview
• Insta TOC
• Password Audit
• Discord Timestamps
• Snippetsaurus
• Todoist Context Bridge
• Simple Todo
• Lexicanter Glass
• Weekly Goal Tracker
• Friday
• Chronos Timeline
• Clear Todos

Link Preview

The Link Preview plugin displays previews of external links when you hover over them, enhancing your note-taking experience.

Obsidian is a versatile tool for organizing notes and ideas. However, managing structured data often requires extra effort. The Obsidian Modal Form plugin simplifies this process, enabling users to create custom forms for data entry.

The Obsidian Modal Form Plugin

The Obsidian Modal Form plugin allows users to create forms that gather structured information directly within Obsidian. Instead of manually typing data into notes, users can rely on predefined forms to streamline input. This feature improves consistency, reduces errors, and saves time.

Welcome back, Obsidian enthusiasts! It’s that time of the week when we dive into the latest and greatest plugins released for Obsidian.

This week, we’re reviewing 10 exciting new plugins that are sure to bring fresh functionality and inspiration to your vault:

• Google Drive Sync
• Auto Switch Themes Between Dark/Light Mode
• Bluesky
• AI Bot
• Folder Tabulation
• Tags for Markdown
• Instant Above Divider
• Folder Canvas
• Ridian
• Blur Mode

Google Drive Sync

The Google Drive Sync plugin enables Obsidian users to sync their notes with Google Drive, facilitating access across devices, including iOS. This unofficial plugin interacts with the Google Drive API and external servers to manage file synchronization.