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Export any ChatGPT conversation to Markdown, PDF, JSON, or plain text, or copy to clipboard. 100% local, no account, no cloud. ChatSave exports any ChatGPT conversation to a clean file with one click — Markdown, PDF, JSON or plain text, or copy it straight to your clipboard. Save the answers worth keeping, share them, or feed them into your own notes and tools. Open a conversation on ChatGPT, click Export, pick a format — done. No account, no sign-up, nothing to configure. ⚡ ONE-CLICK, EVERY FORMAT • Markdown — a clean .md file with fenced code blocks and tables preserved. • PDF — print the conversation to a nicely formatted PDF. • JSON — structured data (roles + messages) for your own scripts and workflows. • Plain text — a simple .txt with the formatting stripped. • Copy Markdown — send the whole chat to your clipboard instantly. 🎯 FORMATTING THAT ACTUALLY SURVIVES • Code blocks come out as real fenced code — with the right language and characters intact, not mangled HTML entities. • Tables, headings, lists, blockquotes and inline formatting are all preserved. • Titles are cleaned up so your files are named sensibly. 🔒 100% LOCAL & PRIVATE • Everything runs on your device. No servers, no account, no network requests, no data collection. • Reads only the conversation you're viewing, only when you click Export — it's your data, and it never leaves your browser. • Uses only a content script on ChatGPT's own pages plus storage for your preferences. Free, no ads, no tracking.
Jul 8, 2026
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