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One-click copy Firestore documents from the Firebase Console — JSON, Markdown, or AI-friendly text. Copy Firestore Doc adds a single "Copy" button to the Firebase Console Firestore data view, letting you grab any document as clean text in one click. Formats • JSON — valid JSON, ready to paste into code or a file • Markdown — readable nested outline for docs and tickets • AI Text — a compact, type-annotated format designed for pasting into LLM prompts Why it's useful • Firestore documents can have deeply nested maps, arrays, and subcollections. This extension auto-expands every collapsed field before copying, so you never end up with "Loading..." placeholders in your output. • The AI Text format preserves Firestore-specific type hints (timestamp, geopoint, reference, int64, double) that get lost in plain JSON — useful when you need the model to reason about timestamps or numeric precision. • Works with subcollections: the copy button attaches to the document you're actually viewing (the rightmost panel), not the root. • Your last selected format is remembered across sessions. How to use 1. Open the Firebase Console and navigate to a Firestore database's Data view. 2. Select any document. 3. Pick an output format (JSON / Markdown / AI Text) and click Copy. 4. Paste anywhere. Permissions • clipboardWrite — to put the formatted document on your clipboard. • activeTab — to read the currently visible Firebase Console tab only. • storage — to remember the last output format you chose. Privacy This extension does not collect, transmit, or share any data. All processing happens locally in your browser. No analytics, no servers. Source Code https://github.com/mogaming217/copy-firestore-doc
Apr 23, 2026
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