Paste a chatgpt.com/share/… link and get Word, PDF, Markdown, HTML or JSON — headings, roles and formatting intact.
In ChatGPT, open the chat and click Share → Create link, then copy it.
Drop the /share/… link in the field and choose Word, PDF, Markdown, HTML or JSON.
Click Export, then copy or download the result. Nothing is stored.
Clean plain-text — drop straight into docs or a repo.
A self-contained, styled page — open it anywhere or host it.
Structured messages & roles for your own pipeline.
Batch-export from your terminal or wire it into a workflow — same converter, no browser required. Not available yet; it's next on the list.
Click Share to create a public link. Paste that chatgpt.com/share link here, choose the Word (.docx) format and click Export. The document downloads with headings, roles and formatting preserved.
No. This tool works from a public share link in any browser — no install, no login and no API key. A command-line tool and an HTTP API are on the way for automation.
No. The share link is fetched and converted on the fly and the result is returned to you. Conversations are not saved to any database. The site does keep anonymous visit statistics and ordinary server logs — see the privacy policy.
Yes. Pick the PDF format and click Export — the file downloads with headings, roles and layout preserved.
No — nothing to upload here. This exporter works from a public share link (chatgpt.com/share/…), not from a ChatGPT data export. If you were told to upload conversations.json, that's a different tool.
No. A share link is public: anyone who has it can open it. Saving it as a file here needs no account, no extension and no API key.