Local-first exports for Chrome & Edge

Export tools that keep Grok work usable

Export conversations from grok.com or the x.com Grok route to eight local formats. Free starts with PDF, DOCX, TXT, clipboard, full threads up to 40 messages, and up to 12 selected messages. Pro adds long threads, larger selections, advanced formats, batch workflows, and a custom range.

Open a conversation on grok.com or x.com/i/grok, choose the exact messages you need, then export locally in seconds.

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Grok ExporterReady
PDF + DOCX

Selected messages

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Local processing
8 formats

Built for real work

From browser chat to a polished archive

Keep the useful parts of a conversation intact, then hand off a clean file without rebuilding the answer by hand.

From browser chat to polished archive

Grok Exporter keeps the useful parts of a conversation intact: hierarchy, code, tables, selected messages, and format choice. Less cleanup after export, fewer files to remake later.

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Manual copy

After

Structured file

Formats for every handoff

* Pro

Export to PDF, DOCX, Markdown, HTML, TXT, JSON, ZIP, or copy directly to clipboard.

PDFDOCXMD

Four focused scopes

* Pro

Export the last answer, a full thread up to 40 messages on Free, up to 12 selected messages, or a custom range.

LastFullSelect

Long threads, kept readable

* Pro

Unlock long conversations while preserving headings, lists, tables, code blocks, timestamps, and supported inline images.

LongCodeTable

Batch workflow for serious work

* Pro

Try one three-conversation batch free; export up to ten chats together and remove the full-export watermark.

BatchRange

Repeatable local workflow

Apply export profiles, reuse a successful export, and review or clear local export history in Settings. If an export fails, follow a stable recovery step or open a privacy-safe support report.

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