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Export the current ChatGPT conversation as Markdown, HTML, or PDF. ChatGPT Exporter lets you save ChatGPT conversations for offline reading, archiving, and note-taking. Export the entire current conversation or a single assistant response in multiple formats: • Markdown — clean, portable text for notes, documentation, and version control • Self-contained HTML — an offline document with embedded styles • PDF — a readable document suitable for sharing, printing, and archiving Key features: • Export a complete conversation or an individual assistant response • Choose from GitHub, Modern Reading, and Academic document themes • Select 13px, 15px, or 17px body text • Add a custom footer to HTML and PDF exports • Preserve headings, lists, tables, links, quotes, and code blocks • Use the extension in English or Simplified Chinese • No account or external service required Privacy: All conversation processing happens locally in your browser. Conversation content is not uploaded to the developer or any third-party server. The extension only accesses ChatGPT pages to extract content when providing its export features. Exported files are saved directly to your device. How to use: 1. Open a conversation on chatgpt.com. 2. Click the ChatGPT Exporter toolbar icon or the export button shown on the page. 3. Select Markdown, HTML, or PDF. 4. Adjust the available appearance settings. 5. Export the conversation to your device. ChatGPT Exporter is an independent extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI.
Aug 5, 2026
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