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Pocket alternatives

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Pocket is gone. Mozilla shut it down on July 8, 2025, and closed exports and began deleting accounts and data on November 12, 2025. These options only help if you saved an export file before then. Source (opens in a new tab)(checked 2026-11-06)

How we ranked them

Ordered by documented import support for a Pocket export file, then by whether the service has a free plan. Where a service does not document Pocket import, the entry says so.

  1. 1. Linkwarden

    Why consider it
    Its documentation lists Pocket CSV as an import format, alongside bookmarks HTML. It also offers full-page preservation and full-text search.
    Best for
    Anyone with a Pocket CSV who wants a direct import, or who wants to self-host.
    Limits
    Cloud has a 14-day trial and no free plan; self-hosting is free software you run yourself. Import is capped at 10 MB by default.
    Pricing
    • Cloud: $3 per user per month with a yearly option (25% off); the monthly price is not shown . 14-day trial, 30,000 links per user, full-page preservation, full-text searchsource (opens in a new tab)(checked 2026-11-06)
    • Self-hosted: Open source (AGPLv3) run it yourself source (opens in a new tab)(checked 2026-11-06)

  2. 2. Raindrop.io

    Why consider it
    Imports HTML, CSV, TXT, JSON and ENEX, and has apps for Mac, iOS, Android and the major browsers. Its free plan has unlimited bookmarks.
    Best for
    Saving across many devices on a free plan.
    Limits
    Pocket is not named among its import formats. Full-text search and permanent copies need the paid Pro plan.
    Pricing
    • Free: No charge for the Free plan . Unlimited bookmarks, collections and devices; import and export; 100 MB uploads per monthsource (opens in a new tab)(checked 2026-11-06)
    • Pro: $28 shown under "Pro yearly" with a Billed monthly / Billed yearly toggle; the period and monthly price are not confirmed here . Full-text search, permanent copies (web archive), 10 GB uploads per monthsource (opens in a new tab)(checked 2026-11-06)

  3. 3. Pinboard

    Why consider it
    Imports bookmarks HTML and exports XML, JSON and Netscape bookmarks format. Archiving and full-text search come with the $39 per year plan.
    Best for
    Anyone happy to pay yearly for bookmarking, with archiving as an option.
    Limits
    No free plan, and Pocket is not named among its import sources. It saves through bookmarklets; no browser extension is mentioned on its how-to page.
    Pricing

  4. 4. LinqList

    Why consider it
    Organises links into boards, syncs them across browsers and devices, and has a free plan with 1 board and 50 bookmarks per board. We make LinqList.
    Best for
    Sorting a saved reading list into boards you can share.
    Limits
    It imports a browser bookmarks HTML file, not a Pocket CSV, and has no dedicated Pocket importer. Convert your export to bookmarks HTML first. It does not keep permanent copies of saved pages.
    Related
    Pricing

Questions

Can I still export from Pocket?

No. Mozilla says export closed on November 12, 2025, when it began deleting accounts and user data. You can only move an export file you saved earlier.

Can LinqList import a Pocket export?

Not directly. LinqList imports a browser bookmarks HTML file and has no dedicated Pocket importer. Use the Pocket export converter to produce a bookmarks HTML file, then import that.

Which option imports Pocket CSV directly?

Linkwarden documents Pocket CSV as an import format. We could not confirm direct Pocket import for the others.

A smart bookmark manager: organize links into boards and sync them across browsers and devices.

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