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Export any Perplexity thread to Markdown, HTML, JSON or PDF, or copy it for Notion. One click, saved locally. Perplexity keeps your research in threads, but there's no clean way to get one out. This adds a one-click Export button to perplexity.ai that saves the whole thread — questions and answers — as a real file, or copies it for Notion / Obsidian. Open any Perplexity thread, click Export, and choose: • Copy for Notion / Obsidian — the full thread as clean Markdown on your clipboard. • Download as Markdown (.md) — the same transcript as a file. • Download as HTML (.html) — a self-contained, styled version. • Download as JSON (.json) — structured turns for scripts and backups. • Print / Save as PDF — a formatted, printable view. Multi-format and actively maintained. It reads the thread already on screen — no account linking, no sign-in, nothing uploaded. Independent extension, not affiliated with Perplexity. How to use 1. Open a thread on perplexity.ai. 2. Click the "Export thread" button at the bottom-right. 3. Pick a format, or copy it straight into your notes. Features • Export the full question/answer thread as Markdown, HTML, JSON, or PDF. • "Copy for Notion / Obsidian" in one click. • Keeps every question and answer in order. • Files named from the thread, with a timestamp. • Runs entirely in your browser — no login, no servers, no tracking.
Jul 27, 2026
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