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Extract and copy user questions from ChatGPT conversations ChatGPT Question Extractor lets you extract and copy only the questions you asked in a ChatGPT conversation. Your questions are not just inputs — they are data about your curiosity, interests, and way of thinking. This extension helps you save those questions as clean, reusable logs without assistant replies or unnecessary clutter. Who is this for? - People who use ChatGPT as a thinking and exploration tool - Users who want to treat their questions as data about their curiosity and interests - Anyone who organizes question logs in Obsidian, Notion, or other note-taking apps Key features - Extracts only user-authored questions from the currently open ChatGPT conversation - Completely excludes assistant responses - One-click copy to: - Plain Text - Markdown - No unnecessary UI, settings, or distractions - Works only on the conversation you are currently viewing Privacy & security - No data collection - No external server communication - No login or account required - All processing happens locally in your browser How it works 1. Open a ChatGPT conversation 2. Click the extension icon 3. Click “Copy Questions Only” 4. Done In a ChatGPT conversation, the most important part is not the answer — it’s the question you asked. This extension helps you keep questions not as conversation leftovers, but as records of thought, seeds of ideas, and data about what truly interests you.
Jan 13, 2026
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