ChatGPT Export Assistant

• Save research conversations as PDF for review and handoff
• Convert discussions to Markdown for notes and documentation
• Keep JSON/TXT for automation and structured reuse
• Capture PNG/HTML when visual layout context is needed

Advanced controls

• Watermark and footer controls (Pro)
• Batch conversation export (Pro)
• PNG Compression and PDF Settings (Pro)
• One-day Pro trial for eligible signed-in users (one-time per email)

Getting started 1. Open a conversation on chatgpt.com 2. Choose the export scope 3. Select a format and export

Google sign-in clarification

• Core export works with your ChatGPT session
• Google OAuth is used only for account sync, Pro entitlement, and payment-related actions

Permissions explained

• tabs: open/check ChatGPT or checkout pages triggered by your actions
• storage: save local settings, session state, and entitlement cache
• identity: handle Google OAuth sign-in
• scripting: reinject declared content scripts and fixed-file local font bridge injection

Host access scope

• chatgpt.com runtime pages
• image/favicon hosts required for export fidelity
• product backend domain for authentication, entitlement, and payment only

Who this extension is for

• Students archiving study conversations
• Developers turning chats into technical notes
• Content teams reusing approved outputs across channels
• Professionals building traceable records from AI-assisted work

Important note

• ChatGPT Export Assistant is an independent product and is not affiliated with OpenAI

Support

• If you report a reproducible issue, include export scope, format, and browser version

Changelog: 2.3.1 -> 2.4.1:

• Added controlled bulk export concurrency,
• Hardened bulk PDF export reliability
• Improved math rendering across HTML and PDF exports by stabilizing LaTeX delimiter parsing
• Reduced export runtime issues.

2.2.3 -> 2.3.1:

• Improved cross-format rendering for products/entity markers and single product references.
• Refined image_v2 handling and HTML/PDF output consistency, including code highlighting and marker cleanup.
• Hardened PDF runtime compatibility with better glyph/font fallback and normalized image data URL handling.
• Increased extension reinjection resilience via stale-container recovery, URL polling fallback, and quieter wait logs.
• Updated image host rules (including Bing tse4) and consolidated rule generation from a single source.
• Expanded export validation coverage with unresolved-marker guards and PDF text extraction helpers.
• Fixed WASM extraction edge cases by skipping audio asset pointers and rendering entity markers as product cards.

2.2.1 -> 2.2.3:

• Fix project batch export issues

2.1.1 -> 2.2.1:

• Added print options and TOC/bookmark support for PDF export