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Export AI chat conversations to Markdown, JSON, HTML, or PDF. Local-only. ChatPull exports conversations from supported AI chat sites into portable local files. It is built for people who use more than one AI assistant and need a private archive they can search, cite, move into notes, or keep before a chat UI changes. Open the side panel on a supported chat page to detect the current conversation, copy clean Markdown, or save Markdown, JSON, HTML, or PDF. No account, no cloud sync, no telemetry, no remote code. Main features: - Export supported AI chats to Markdown, JSON, HTML, PDF, or clean clipboard Markdown. - Save Markdown for note-taking apps, repositories, and documentation workflows. - Save JSON for structured analysis or backups. - Save HTML for readable local review. - Use the browser print dialog for PDF exports. - Copy clean Markdown to the clipboard with one click. - Review message counts, role counts, word counts, and token estimates before export. - Keep processing local to your browser. ChatPull does not upload chat content. ChatPull works only on supported AI chat pages declared in the extension permissions. The side panel shows whether the current page is supported before export. ChatPull is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any AI platform owner.
Jun 24, 2026
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