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One-click export for ALL ChatGPT conversations. Works on Business/Teams. Preserves branches & images. ChatLiberate exports your ChatGPT conversations to your computer — including Business and Teams accounts that OpenAI doesn’t let you export. WHY INSTALL IT OpenAI’s built-in export is missing or blocked for many workspace accounts. Other tools skip images, drop regenerated replies, or force you to paste bearer tokens. ChatLiberate is one-click, local-first, and open source. It takes around 3-4 days or sometimes even more for OpenAI to privately export your conversational data which is not very appealing. For a company like OpenAI, it should be quick. WHAT YOU GET • Export all conversations, or just the current chat • Works on Personal, Business, and Teams accounts • OpenAI-compatible conversations.json (works with tools like Memory Forge) • Markdown exports with full regenerated branches • Downloads images and attachments into the ZIP • Copy current chat as context for Claude or Gemini • Print / Save as PDF for the current conversation • Resume long exports if interrupted HOW TO USE 1. Open chatgpt.com and sign in 2. Click the ChatLiberate icon 3. Choose Export All or Export Current Chat 4. Get a ZIP on your computer PRIVACY ChatLiberate runs locally in your browser. It uses your existing ChatGPT session to fetch your own chats and saves them to your Downloads folder. We don’t operate a server and we don’t collect your data. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/harris-ahmad/chatliberate Privacy policy: https://github.com/harris-ahmad/chatliberate/blob/main/PRIVACY.md
Aug 16, 2026
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