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Download individual document tabs of a Google Doc as separate files. Tick the tabs you need, choose a format, download once. Google Docs lets you split a document into tabs — but when it's time to download, you only get "current tab" or "all tabs in one go". Need tabs 2, 5 and 7 as separate PDFs? That's a lot of clicking. Tab Downloader for Google Docs fixes that. Open any document, click the icon, tick the tabs you want, choose a format, and download. Every tab becomes its own file with a sensible name. ✔ Pick any combination of tabs (nested subtabs included) ✔ Eight export formats to choose from, and you can select more than one at a time ✔ Sensible file names: document + tab, numbered, or tab-only — your choice ✔ Optionally prefix subtabs with their parent tab's name ✔ Save into a folder named after the document, or bundle everything into a single archive ✔ Keeps downloading even if you close the popup ✔ Plain-text exports of large documents finish in seconds ✔ No sign-in, no OAuth, no servers — uses the Google session you already have A note on speed: Google allows only a handful of exports per document in quick succession, then about one every five seconds. The extension paces itself to that limit automatically and shows an estimated time remaining. A 30-tab document takes around two minutes — that is Google's quota, not something an extension can bypass. How it works: the extension reads the tab list from the open document and asks Google's own export endpoint for each tab you selected. Nothing is sent anywhere except to Google's servers. No data is collected. Note: this extension is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Google Docs is a trademark of Google LLC.
Sep 3, 2026
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