Why not import the Takeout HTML files?

Notion's HTML importer works but produces one messy page per file with Keep's chrome in it. Markdown gives clean pages.

Can I get a database instead of pages?

Yes: use the CSV export and import notes.csv into a Notion database. Each note becomes a row with title, text, labels and dates as properties.

Export Google Keep to Notion

Notion cannot read Google Keep's Takeout files, but it imports Markdown. KeepExport turns every note into a Markdown page with its title, text and checklist so Notion's importer creates one page per note.

Drop your Google Takeout zip here

or the unzipped Takeout/Keep folder, or its .json files. Nothing is uploaded — the conversion runs in this tab.

Import into Notion

You get: A .zip of .md files, one page per note.

Download the zip (do not unzip it).
In Notion: Settings → Import → “Text & Markdown” and choose the zip.
Notion creates one page per note. Checklists become to-do blocks.

What carries over

Title, text and formatting
Checklists as to-do blocks
Labels listed at the top of each page
Created dates in the page body

Good to know

Notion's Markdown importer does not attach images from a zip. Images are listed by file name; keep the Obsidian/Markdown export if you need the originals.
Notion does not read frontmatter, so labels are written as a line of text you can turn into a database property later.

Getting the export from Google

Open Google Takeout, deselect everything, select Keep, and create a zip export. Google emails a download link; the zip contains a Takeout/Keep folder. Drop that zip above. Full walkthrough: how to export Google Keep.

Questions

Why not import the Takeout HTML files?: Notion's HTML importer works but produces one messy page per file with Keep's chrome in it. Markdown gives clean pages.
Can I get a database instead of pages?: Yes: use the CSV export and import notes.csv into a Notion database. Each note becomes a row with title, text, labels and dates as properties.