Frequently asked questions
Using GPTs Exporter is an excellent way to save your chat conversations as PDF, Word, Markdown, or Google Docs. It also allows you to directly export files to Google Drive, and on a free ChatGPT plan, import documents from Google Drive, including Google Docs, Google Sheets, PDFs, and images.
Yes. In Chrome, click the down arrow next to the Save as PDF/WORD/MD/GD button and choose Google Docs, and the conversation is created as an editable Google Doc in your Drive with code, tables, images and maths formatted. On Firefox, export to Word and open the .docx in Google Docs.
ChatGPT to PDF works in Chrome and in browsers that install from the Chrome Web Store, such as Edge and Brave, and there is a Firefox add-on. We also make extensions that export Claude and Gemini chats to PDF, Word and Markdown.
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Yes. Images that appear in your ChatGPT conversation are included in exported PDF and Word documents, in the same place they appear in the chat, so screenshots, diagrams and charts stay next to the text that discusses them. Markdown exports keep them as standard image links.
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Yes. Code blocks keep their indentation and syntax highlighting when you export to PDF, so snippets stay readable and easy to copy. In Markdown exports they are saved as fenced code blocks with the language preserved, which render correctly in GitHub, Obsidian, VS Code and other Markdown editors.
Yes. Tables from your ChatGPT conversation are exported as real tables with their rows, columns and headers intact: formatted tables in PDF and Word documents, and GitHub-flavoured Markdown table syntax in .md files, so you can keep editing them instead of retyping the data.