Full export support for ChatGPT (chatgpt.com) — the same one-click, 100%-local export you get on Claude, now for ChatGPT too.

What you can export

Any ChatGPT conversation to Markdown / HTML / PDF / JSON / TXT — your prompts, ChatGPT's replies, code blocks, a clean transcript. Unlimited free PDF.
Images show inline in HTML and PDF — the pictures ChatGPT generates, and (paid) the images you uploaded.
Works on Projects sub-conversations and custom GPTs, not just plain chats.
Paid: batch-export every ChatGPT conversation as one ZIP, and bundle a chat's attachments (files + images) alongside the transcript.
Turning it on
ChatGPT access is opt-in — open the extension on a chatgpt.com tab and click “Enable on ChatGPT” once. Nothing is uploaded; conversations are read in your browser using your existing ChatGPT session.

Existing Claude users
Nothing to re-approve and nothing changes — the update adds no permission warnings; your Claude exports, settings, and license are untouched. ChatGPT and Claude keep independent export themes.

Under the hood

Clean transcripts: browsing/search tool noise and citation markers are stripped; only the visible conversation is exported.
An automated end-to-end suite drives the real extension against live ChatGPT before each release, alongside an independent code-review pass.

New: Cowork export. Claude's agentic Cowork tasks (the claude.ai/cowork/<id> surface, distinct from chats and projects) now export like any conversation. The full transcript renders in every format — Markdown / HTML / PDF / JSON / TXT — with the user prompts, Claude's replies, and a readable trace of the tools the task ran.

Bug fix