notion-upload 2.0.2

A simple library that handles uploading files to Notion

notion_upload

A lightweight Python utility to upload files—both local and remote—to Notion via the Notion API. Supports internal (local) and external (URL-based) file uploads, with added support for bulk uploading multiple files at once.

Features

• ✅ Upload local files to Notion
• 🌐 Upload files from remote URLs
• 📁 MIME type validation
• ❌ Basic error checking and reporting
• 🔒 Uses Bearer token authentication
• 📦 Optional 5MB file size enforcement (enabled by default)
• 📤 Bulk upload multiple files in a single call
• 📋 Returns Notion file IDs for uploaded files
• 🧩 Completely manages multi part file uploads

Installation

Install the package

pip install notion-upload

The only external dependency is requests.

Usage

Single File Upload Example

from notion_upload import notion_upload

NOTION_KEY = "your_notion_api_key"

#Internal
 uploader = notion_upload(
    "internal.jpg",
    "internal.jpg", 
    NOTION_KEY
 )
uploaded_file_id = uploader.upload()
print("Uploaded file ID:", uploaded_file_id)


#External
uploader = notion_upload(
    "https://example.com/image.png","external.png", 
    NOTION_KEY
)
uploaded_file_ids = uploader.upload()
print("Uploaded file IDs:", uploaded_file_ids)

Bulk Upload Example

from notion_upload import bulk_upload

NOTION_KEY = "your_notion_api_key"

files_to_upload = {
    "files": [
        {
            "path": "internal.jpg",
            "name": "internal.jpg"
        },
        {
            "path": "https://example.com/image.png",
            "name": "external.png"
        }
    ]
}

uploader = bulk_upload(files_to_upload, NOTION_KEY)
uploaded_file_ids = uploader.upload()
print("Uploaded file IDs:", uploaded_file_ids)

# If you would prefer a generator over a returned list, use upload_generator()
uploaded_file_ids = uploader.upload_generator()
print("Uploaded file IDs:", uploaded_file_ids)

File Types

Supported file types depend on the Notion API. Common formats like PDFs, images, and documents should work. Python’s built-in mimetypes module is used to infer MIME types.

Validation

• Ensures a Notion API key is provided
• Validates that the file extension matches the inferred MIME type
• Validates that the MIME type is the supported in Notion
• Optionally enforces Notion's 5MB upload limit (can be disabled)
• Prints clear, user-friendly errors on failure
• Throws clear errors on validation issues before attempting to upload

Notes

• Make sure your Notion integration has appropriate permissions for file uploads
• By default, files larger than 5MB will raise an error. To override this, pass enforce_max_size=False.
• enforce_max_size=False does not prevent uploads from being blocked on files bigger than 5GB (Notion's hard ceiling for file size).
• Bulk uploads return a list of Notion file IDs corresponding to each uploaded file.

Notion Version

Currenly supports Notion Version 2025-09-03

License

MIT License

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork the repo, submit pull requests, or open issues.