Can I export my data from Marqly?

Yes. Your data is portable — email support@marqly.com from your account’s email address and request a full export of your saves. Data portability is a baseline commitment: the bookmarks, highlights, and notes you’ve collected are yours, and being able to take them with you is part of what makes trusting a tool with years of saves reasonable in the first place.

How to request an export

Send an email to support@marqly.com with:

• The email address tied to your Marqly account
• A note that you want a full export of your data

Support will get your export to you. Requesting one doesn’t change anything about your account — it’s a copy, not a withdrawal, and you can keep using Marqly exactly as before.

Why lock-in is the thing to check before you commit

The real cost of a bookmark manager isn’t the subscription — it’s the years of curation you’d lose if you couldn’t leave. Marqly is built on the other side of that trade: it imports from Pocket, Raindrop.io, and standard browser bookmark exports precisely because people deserve to move in freely, and the same logic applies on the way out. If you’ve been through a forced migration before — the Pocket shutdown left millions scrambling, as covered in how to export and migrate your Pocket data — you already know why this matters.

Common reasons to export

• Peace of mind. A periodic backup of a library you’ve spent years building.
• Downgrading or leaving. Note that canceling Pro doesn’t delete anything — your saves stay accessible on the free tier — so exporting is optional, not urgent.
• Closing your account. If you’re deleting your account, export first, because deletion removes your saves permanently.

For how your data is handled while it’s in Marqly, see the privacy policy.