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Export NotebookLM sources and download them as markdown files Easily extract and download all sources from your Google NotebookLM notebooks as clean markdown files. Perfect for backing up your research, working offline, or migrating your content. Key Features: 📥 One-Click Extraction: Extract all sources from any NotebookLM notebook instantly with a single click. 💾 Download as Markdown: Save individual sources or download all sources at once as portable .md files that work with any text editor. 🔒 100% Private & Local: All processing happens locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your computer or gets sent to external servers. 📚 Smart Organization: View all your exported notebooks in an organized list with easy access to individual sources. How It Works: 1. Open any NotebookLM notebook at notebooklm.google.com 2. Open the extension's side panel 3. Click "Extract All Sources" 4. View, browse, and download your exported sources as markdown files Perfect For: • Researchers backing up their sources • Students preserving their study materials • Writers managing reference documents • Anyone who wants local copies of their NotebookLM content Privacy First: Your privacy is our priority. This extension operates entirely within your browser with no data collection, no external servers, and no tracking. All exports are stored locally.
Jul 29, 2026
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