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One-click export of NotebookLM notebooks from all sources—Markdown, PDF, or ZIP—with all data stored locally. NotebookLM Sources Exporter is a handy download NotebookLM sources extension that lets you export all sources from a NotebookLM notebook in one click — as Markdown, PDF, ZIP, or JSON. Ever wished you could NotebookLM export sources from your research notebook into files you actually own? This extension reads every source you've added — PDFs, web pages, videos, text documents — and saves them to your computer, fully formatted and ready to use anywhere. - Six export formats — Markdown (.md), merged Markdown, PDF, ZIP bundle, JSON backup, or copy to clipboard - One-click extraction of every source in a notebook, with live progress - Pick what to export — tick individual sources or select all; filter by type (PDF, Video, Web, Text, and more) - Clean PDF output — combines selected sources into one printable PDF with selectable text and images - 100% private — all data stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded to any server - Resume anytime — closed the tab mid-extraction? Reopen the notebook and pick up where you left off Install this NotebookLM sources exporter, open any notebook, click "Extract," then choose your format to export all sources from NotebookLM to your computer. 📚 For usage guide and FAQs, visit: https://notebooklm-sources-exporter.pages.dev/ > Disclaimer: NotebookLM Sources Exporter is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or otherwise associated with Google or NotebookLM. NotebookLM and all related trademarks are the property of Google LLC.
Jul 11, 2026
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