ChatGPT to Markdown Bookmarklet

A browser bookmarklet that allows you to export ChatGPT conversations as markdown files following the llms.txt specification.

Features

• Exports ChatGPT conversations with proper markdown formatting
• Follows the llms.txt specification
• Preserves code blocks, lists, and other formatting
• Labels Human and Assistant parts clearly
• Creates a downloadable markdown file

Usage

1. Add the Bookmarklet

Drag the button below to your bookmarks toolbar:

ChatGPT to Markdown

Alternatively, you can view and compile the JavaScript code yourself from the Github repo.

2. Have Your Conversation

Navigate to ChatGPT in your browser. Either open an existing chat or start a new conversation as you normally would. The bookmarklet works with any ChatGPT conversation regardless of length or complexity.

3. Export with One Click

When you’re ready to save your conversation, simply click the “ChatGPT to Markdown” bookmarklet in your bookmarks toolbar. Your browser will automatically download a markdown file named after your conversation title.

Your ChatGPT conversation is now preserved in a clean, properly formatted markdown file that follows the llms.txt specification.

llms.txt Specification

The llms.txt specification is designed to structure information in a format that’s easily understood by language models. Our bookmarklet generates markdown files that strictly adhere to this specification:

1. H1 Header: The file begins with an H1 heading containing the title of the ChatGPT conversation
2. Blockquote Summary: A blockquote follows with a concise summary of the conversation, providing key context about the dialogue
3. Optional Description: A brief paragraph explaining the conversation content and structure
4. Conversation Content: The dialogue is organized into sections, each with:
   • H2 Headers: Clear “Human” and “Assistant” headings to distinguish between participants
   • Properly formatted content including code blocks, lists, and other markdown elements
5. Files Section: An H2 “Files” heading followed by a markdown list containing:
   • A hyperlink to the original conversation
   • A brief description of the file