Sync Zotero to Notion
Automatically sync your Zotero library to Notion — references, authors, DOIs, abstracts and highlights — no plugins to break. Set it up once and stay in sync.
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Your citations live in Zotero. Your writing and notes live in Notion. Keeping the two in sync usually means a brittle plugin or endless copy-paste — until one of them silently stops working.
Citebridge connects Zotero to Notion as a hosted service. You authorise both once, pick the collections you care about, and your references flow into a Notion database automatically — with the metadata intact and nothing to maintain.
The manual way to get Zotero into Notion — and why it breaks
How Citebridge syncs Zotero to Notion
- 1 Connect your Zotero account (OAuth + API key — read access to your library).
- 2 Connect your Notion workspace; Citebridge creates the reference database schema for you.
- 3 Choose which Zotero collections or tags to sync (or sync everything).
- 4 Citebridge pulls your references and pushes them into Notion — and keeps them updated on a schedule.
What gets synced
Frequently asked questions
No. Unlike a desktop plugin, Citebridge syncs in the cloud on a schedule, whether or not Zotero is running.
No. Citebridge tracks what it has already synced and updates in place rather than creating duplicates.
Your OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest, and Citebridge only requests the access it needs to read Zotero and write to your chosen Notion database.
Notero is a free desktop plugin; Citebridge is a hosted service that runs without your computer, supports multiple source apps, and comes with real support. See the full comparison on our Notero vs Citebridge page.
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