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Download Claude artifacts as files. Save every code block, doc, and app in a conversation with the correct file extension. There's no built-in way to download Claude artifacts, so you end up copying each code block, doc, and app out of the chat by hand. This does it in one click. It scans the open claude.ai conversation for every artifact and inline code block, then saves each one as a real file with the right extension (.py, .jsx, .html, .md, .svg, and so on). Files go into a folder named after the conversation, inside your Downloads. If it can't tell the language, the file saves as .txt so you never lose the content. Independent extension, not affiliated with Anthropic or Claude. ### How to use 1. Open a claude.ai conversation that has code, documents, or artifacts. 2. Click "Download all artifacts (N)" at the bottom-right, or hover a single code block and click its download icon. 3. Find the files in your Downloads, in a folder named after the chat. ### Features - One-click download of every artifact in the conversation. - Per-block download icon on each code block, for when you only want one. - Language detection picks the extension: JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, HTML, CSS, JSON, YAML, Markdown, SVG, SQL, mermaid, and dozens more. Unknown types save as .txt. - Reads both inline code blocks and the open artifact code panel (CodeMirror and Monaco). - Names each file from a first-line filename comment or the artifact title, and numbers duplicates (-2, -3). - Live count that updates as Claude streams new messages into the chat. - Identical blocks are de-duplicated, so you don't save the same thing twice.
Jul 21, 2026
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