The snipsnap importer allows you to import a Snip Snap XML backup file into a space in Confluence.

What is Snip Snap?

Snip Snap is a wiki used as a knowledge and content management tool. For more information, take a look at the Snip Snap home page and the Wikipedia page about Snip Snap.

Some limitations:

  • Currently, attachments are not imported, and Confluence does not recognise duplicate users.
  • You cannot import content into multiple spaces.

To import a Snip Snap backup file into Confluence,

  1. First, use Snip Snap to export a backup to an XML file.

  2. In Confluence, go to the Administration Console and click 'SnipSnap Import' in the left-hand panel.

  3. Enter the location of the Snip Snap backup file in the input field displayed. You can also 'browse' and locate the file.

  4. Select a space to import the content into and click 'Save'.
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