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Export chats from WhatsApp™ Web in one click — clean JSON backup + every photo, video & document, saved locally. 100% private. WhatsJSON adds a simple Export chat option directly to WhatsApp Web, allowing you to export complete conversations as structured JSON with all media attachments. How to Use Install WhatsJSON and refresh WhatsApp Web. Open any chat you want to export. Click the three-dot menu on the right side. Select Export chat. Choose the destination folder on your computer. WhatsJSON automatically creates a folder using the phone number and contact name and exports the complete conversation. What You Get chat.json containing messages, sender details, timestamps, message types and text. All media attachments, including images, videos, PDFs, documents and voice notes. Organized folders for each exported contact. Support for private chats and groups. Why WhatsJSON 100% private: Processing happens locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to external servers. One-click export: No scrolling, screenshots or copy-pasting. AI and CRM ready: Clean JSON can be used with AI assistants, CRM systems, analytics and automation. Business records: Useful for customer conversations, orders, documents, backups and record keeping. Free and lightweight: Runs only when needed on WhatsApp Web. Privacy: No account required, no analytics collected, and your chat data stays on your computer. Disclaimer: WhatsJSON is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by WhatsApp LLC or Meta Platforms, Inc.
Aug 19, 2026
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