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Export ChatGPT conversations from the current page as a Markdown file. GPT Session Exporter lets you save your ChatGPT conversations locally as well-structured Markdown files — perfect for documentation, research, or knowledge management. Key Features: - Export entire ChatGPT sessions with a single click - Clean Markdown output — including messages and structure - 100% local processing — no data leaves your browser - Simple, lightweight, and fast - Works directly on chatgpt.com This extension adds a small export button to your ChatGPT interface. When clicked, it automatically converts your current conversation into a .md file and triggers a download. No setup, no sign-in, no external API — just a clean export. Use Cases: Save AI research notes Collect prompts & answers for learning Create Markdown-based knowledge bases Backup important discussions, even in temporary chats Privacy Policy GPT Session Exporter does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data. All processing happens locally in your browser. No data is shared with external servers or third parties. This extension does not track your browsing activity. If you have questions or concerns, you can contact the developer via GitHub: https://github.com/pepperpark/gpt-session-exporter Permissions: None It's FOSS! This project is open-source. You can find the code and repository here: https://github.com/pepperpark/gpt-session-exporter
Nov 10, 2025
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