Export any Google AI Studio conversation, or your entire library, with the
attachments, reasoning, model settings and timestamps intact. In 9 formats without a single byte leaving your browser.
Version 2 talks to AI Studio's own backend instead of scrolling the page and
scraping what it finds. A 200-message conversation used to take about two and a
half minutes of automated scrolling. It now takes under a second.
The whole conversation
No scrolling, no lazy-loading gaps, no messages quietly missing from the middle.
Real attachments
Files come from Drive at full fidelity rather than as page thumbnails. Google Docs,
Sheets and Slides are converted on the way out; only the types you asked for
are downloaded at all.
Reasoning kept separate
Thinking stays distinct from the answer, so you can read either without the other.
Everything the API knows
Model, temperature, top-P, top-K, output limit, system instruction, per-message
timestamps and token counts. Each has its own switch.
Your whole library
Every conversation in one archive, with an index, filters, and automatic splitting
when it gets large.
Scheduled backups
Daily, weekly or monthly. Incremental, so a routine run only fetches what
actually changed.
Nine formats
All rendered from the same conversation model, so they describe the same thing and
differ only in presentation.
What does each one contain?
Format
File
Tier
Good for
Markdown
.md
Free
Reading it later, in anything
JSON
.json
Free
Parsing, re-import, pipelines
Plain text
.txt
Free
Pasting where markup breaks
HTML
.html
Pro
One self-contained page, images inlined
PDF
.pdf
Pro
Sending to someone who will just open it
Word
.docx
Pro
Editing, comments, tracked changes
Obsidian
.md
Pro
Frontmatter, wikilinks, collapsed callouts
CSV
.csv
Pro
Counting and charting across conversations
JSONL
.jsonl
Pro
Fine-tuning and evaluation sets
Install
Free on the Chrome Web Store, and it keeps itself up to date. Works in Chrome and in
Chromium browsers that install from the store, such as Edge, Brave and Arc.
Why is there a paid tier in an open source project?
Because the alternative is that this gets abandoned. Pro pays for the time to keep
the extension working when Google changes their API, which they do.
To be straightforward about the licence check, since you can read the code anyway:
Keys cannot be forged. Activation is validated against Polar,
which is the source of truth. Nobody can mint a working key offline.
The check can be bypassed. This is client-side JavaScript in an
open source extension. Anyone can edit it out. No obfuscation is attempted, because
none would survive contact with a determined person and it would only make the code
harder to audit.
If you are going to remove the check, you may as well
open an issue
about what you actually needed instead.
Questions
Does anything I export get sent anywhere?
No. Conversations are read, formatted and downloaded entirely inside your browser.
Attachments are fetched directly from Google using your existing session; they do not
pass through anything of ours, because there is nothing of ours for them to pass
through. The only request the extension ever makes on its own behalf is a one-time
licence check, and only if you buy Pro. Full details →
What happens if Google changes their API?
The page-scraping path from version 1 is still there as a fallback, so exports keep
working at reduced fidelity while the API path is fixed. An export tells you which
route produced it.
Can I use it on more than one computer?
A key activates on up to five browsers, and you can release one yourself from the
Polar customer portal if you need to move it.
My conversation is not in English and the PDF is full of question marks.
The standard PDF font set is Latin-only. Export as HTML and print to PDF from your
browser instead; the extension warns you before this happens.
More on the PDF format →
Is it really all open source, including the paid parts?
Yes. Every line, including Pro, is in the repository under the MIT licence. Nothing
is minified, obfuscated or held back.
