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# SiYuan Notes Configuration Guide
Supports exporting topics and messages to SiYuan Notes.
## Step 1
Open SiYuan Notes and create a notebook
Click New Notebook
## Step 2
Open the notebook settings and copy `Notebook ID`
Open notebook settings
Click the Copy Notebook ID button
## Step 3
Copy the notebook ID and fill it into the Cherry Studio settings
Enter the notebook ID into the data settings
## Step 4
Enter the SiYuan Notes address
* **Local**\
Usually `http://127.0.0.1:6806`
* **Self-hosted**\
Your domain name `http://note.domain.com`
Enter your SiYuan Notes address
## Step 5
Copy SiYuan Notes `API Token`
Copy the SiYuan Notes token
Fill it into the Cherry Studio settings and click Check (the configuration items are all on the page in Step 4 above).
## Step 6
Congratulations, the SiYuan Notes configuration is complete ✅ Next, you can export Cherry Studio content to your SiYuan Notes.
View export result
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### Get help and submit feedback
If you encounter any questions, bugs, or have suggestions for feature improvements during configuration or use, please refer to [Feedback and Suggestions](/docs/en-us/question-contact/suggestions.md) for the official channels provided.
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