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What CSV format Plumie expects

File format, size and row limits, and column requirements for a successful import.

Category
Import
Audience
Users who want to upload a content plan from a spreadsheet

Technical requirements

ParameterValue
Maximum file size2 MB
Maximum number of rows500
EncodingUTF-8, UTF-8 with BOM, Windows-1251
Delimiter formatcomma (,) or semicolon (;) and detected automatically

CSV structure

Plumie recognizes three column types:

  • Topic for the main topic name or headline, required.
  • Note for supporting text, a description, or a post idea, optional.
  • Date for the publishing or planning date, optional.

Example structure:

Topic,Note,Date
Personal brand vs company brand,Why solo experts need a distinct personal voice,2026-06-01
Full-time work and freelancing,Pros and cons of making the transition,2026-06-08

Column-mapping wizard

After upload, Plumie shows a table and tries to detect the topic, note, and date columns from the header names. If the automatic mapping is not accurate, you can change each column assignment manually from the dropdowns.

If the file comes from another tool

Notion: export the page as CSV (Export -> CSV).
Google Sheets: File -> Download -> CSV.
Excel: File -> Save As -> CSV (comma delimited).
ClickUp / Asana: use the built-in CSV export.

After downloading, upload the file to Plumie.

Common errors

  • The file is larger than 2 MB. Split it into smaller parts and import them one by one.
  • The encoding is not supported. Open the file in an editor and save it as UTF-8.
  • There are no headers. Add a first row with column names so the wizard can detect the structure correctly.