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Export a Claude.ai conversation to a nicely-formatted .txt file. A minimal, dependency-free Chrome extension that adds an export button to Claude.ai. One click saves any conversation as a plain-text `.txt` file. ## What it does - Injects a small icon button directly below Claude.ai's built-in **Share** button on every conversation page. - Clicking it downloads the current conversation as a plain `.txt` file, with clearly-separated `USER` and `ASSISTANT` sections wrapped in Unicode boxes. - Code blocks are preserved with 4-space indentation for monospace readability. - The filename includes the conversation title and timestamp, so exports sort naturally in your Downloads folder. ## What it does NOT do - **No data collection.** Nothing leaves your browser. No telemetry, no analytics, no remote requests. - **No background page**, no service worker, no remote dependencies. A single hand-written content script that runs only on `claude.ai`. - **No tool calls / extended thinking / artifacts** in this version — only the conversation text is exported. These may become opt-in toggles in a future release. ## Source 100% open source under the MIT license: https://github.com/vanawaker/ClaudeChatExporter ## Disclaimer This is an unofficial third-party extension. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic. "Claude" is a trademark of Anthropic PBC.
May 16, 2026
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