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Export Claude conversations to Markdown, JSON, Text, or HTML in one click. Save and backup your chat history locally. Claude Exporter: Save to Markdown, JSON & HTML is the ultimate productivity tool that allows you to effortlessly save, export, and backup your Claude AI conversations in one click. Whether you are archiving your chat history for research, saving code snippets to your second brain (like Obsidian or Notion), or keeping personal records safe, our extension makes it seamless and fast. ✨ CORE FEATURES ✨ - One-Click Export: Download your current Claude conversation instantly. - Batch Export (History Mode): Automatically scan and save your entire chat history from the sidebar. - Multiple Formats: Get your AI data exactly how you need it. Export to Markdown (.md), JSON (.json), Plain Text (.txt), or elegantly styled Web Pages (.html). - Clean Code Extraction: Perfectly formats code blocks, preserving syntax structure. - Privacy First: Your chat data NEVER leaves your browser. We DO NOT collect, store, or analyze your conversations on any external servers. The extraction runs 100% locally on your machine. - Free & Pro Versions: Enjoy a free tier limit. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited lifetime exports! 🔒 HOW TO USE 1. Open any chat on claude.ai 2. Click the extension icon in your toolbar. 3. Choose your export format (Markdown, JSON, TXT, HTML). 4. Click 'Extract' and download your file instantly!
Jun 19, 2026
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