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Web Import to NotebookLM

Import URLs, open browser tabs, page links, YouTube playlists, and RSS feed items into NotebookLM from your browser.

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LinksPaste one or more URLs, capture the page content, and send those web pages into NotebookLM as source-ready imports.
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Browser TabsSelect open browser tabs, capture the pages already in your research session, and import them to NotebookLM in one batch.
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Page LinksScan one hub page for article links, review the extracted destinations, and import only the pages you want into NotebookLM.
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YouTubeLoad playlists from a YouTube channel or a direct playlist URL, then select the videos you want to import into NotebookLM.
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RSS FeedLoad posts from an RSS feed, choose the entries that matter, and import those articles into NotebookLM as current sources.

Chat Import to NotebookLM

Turn chat exports into NotebookLM sources with live Discord import and upcoming import options for Telegram, WhatsApp, LINE, and KakaoTalk.

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Discord
DiscordUpload a Discord chat export in CSV or JSON, preserve speaker turns, and convert the conversation into NotebookLM-ready Markdown.
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Telegram
TelegramCheck the upcoming Telegram import option and release status for turning exported Telegram chats into NotebookLM-ready Markdown.
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WhatsApp
WhatsAppCheck the planned WhatsApp import option and release status for converting exported chat threads into NotebookLM-ready Markdown.
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LINE
LINETrack the upcoming LINE import option and release status for turning exported LINE chats into NotebookLM-ready Markdown.
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KakaoTalk
KakaoTalkTrack the upcoming KakaoTalk import option and release status for turning exported chats into NotebookLM-ready Markdown.

Book Import to NotebookLM

Import PDF and EPUB files into NotebookLM with whole-book fallback, TOC or chapter-tree selection, custom ranges when structure is available, and PDF or Markdown output.

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PDF BooksImport a whole PDF, use generated page ranges when TOC is weak, or define custom page groups before sending PDF or Markdown sources to NotebookLM.
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EPUB BooksImport a full EPUB, use the native or recovered chapter tree, or create custom chapter ranges when the book exposes stable sections.

Auto Sync Rules

Schedule recurring NotebookLM imports for YouTube history and X bookmarks, then review rule status on the web while setup stays in the browser extension.

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YouTube HistoryCreate an Auto Sync rule that watches your YouTube history and sends newly watched videos into NotebookLM on a recurring schedule.
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X BookmarksCreate an Auto Sync rule that sends saved X bookmarks into NotebookLM on a recurring schedule and review recent runs from the web dashboard.

Resources & Community

Track NotebookLM prompt resources and share product feedback, with community voting live now and a reusable prompt library on the roadmap.

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Prompt LibraryPreview the planned NotebookLM prompt library for organizing reusable prompts by source type, use case, and research task once it launches.
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Community FeedbackSubmit feature requests, vote on roadmap items, and track what is planned, in progress, or already shipped for NotebookLM Source.

NotebookLM Source FAQ

Structured answers about Web Import, Book Import, Discord Import, Auto Sync, Chrome extension setup, pricing, Discord credits, Auto Sync Pro access, and privacy for NotebookLM imports.

What can NotebookLM Source import into NotebookLM today?

NotebookLM Source currently supports four live import types: Web Import for links, browser tabs, page links, RSS feeds, and YouTube; Book Import for PDF and EPUB files; Discord Import for exported Discord chats; and Auto Sync for recurring imports from YouTube history and X bookmarks.

See Web ImportSee Book ImportSee Auto Sync
How does Web Import work for links, browser tabs, page links, RSS feeds, and YouTube?

Web Import is live today for five source types: pasted links, open browser tabs, page-link extraction from a hub page, RSS feed items, and YouTube playlists or videos. In the Chrome extension, you choose the source type, review the collected items, and import the selected sources into NotebookLM.

Open Web Import OverviewImport Browser TabsImport YouTube Sources
How does Book Import handle PDF and EPUB files?

Book Import is live today for PDF and EPUB files. PDF import supports whole-book import, generated or custom page ranges, and PDF or Markdown output; EPUB import supports full-book import or chapter-tree selection, TOC recovery when needed, and PDF or Markdown output.

Open Book Import OverviewImport PDF BooksImport EPUB Files
Which chat import options are available now?

Chat Import is partially live today. Discord Import is active now for CSV and JSON exports, while Telegram, WhatsApp, LINE, and KakaoTalk are listed as upcoming import options and are not live yet.

Open Discord ImportOpen Chat Import Overview
Do I need the Chrome extension, and what can I do on the web app?

Direct NotebookLM imports currently run through the Chrome extension. The web app is where you review pricing, Discord import task history, Auto Sync rule status, feedback, and roadmap pages rather than starting Web Import or Book Import directly.

Install Chrome ExtensionReview Discord TasksReview Auto Sync Rules
How do Discord Import credits, Auto Sync plans, and pricing work?

The Pricing page shows the available plans. Discord Import lets you preview required credits, image count, processing mode, and estimated wait time before task creation, and Auto Sync operations require Pro Monthly.

See Pricing PlansRun Discord Import PreviewSee Pro Monthly Plan
Is my data used to train AI models?

By default, no. To run import parsing, formatting, OCR, and sync operations, we may send your inputs to third-party AI providers and infrastructure vendors on our behalf, but we do not use your inputs or outputs to train our underlying models, and we do not allow vendors to train on your data unless you give explicit consent.

Read the Privacy PolicyRead the Terms of Service
Which import path should I start with?

The best starting path depends on your source type. Use Web Import for links, tabs, page links, RSS feeds, and YouTube; Book Import for PDF and EPUB files; Discord Import for exported Discord chats; and Auto Sync when you want recurring imports from YouTube history or X bookmarks.

Start with Web ImportStart with Book ImportStart with Discord Import

Need the shortest path? Use Web Import for links, tabs, page links, RSS, and YouTube, Book Import for PDF and EPUB files, Discord Import for exported Discord chats, or Auto Sync for recurring imports from YouTube history and X bookmarks. If you want to check Discord Import credits or the Pro Monthly plan for Auto Sync, open Pricing.