I built a Chrome extension called Gemini Exporter that solves a problem I kept running into: there's no native way to export Gemini chat history into a clean, usable document.

Every time I finished a long research session or drafted something in Gemini, I had to manually copy-paste everything and reformat it. Headings broke, code blocks turned into plain text, and the whole thing looked messy.

So I built an exporter that actually preserves structure.

What it does: - Export Gemini chat to Word (DOCX) – preserves headings, lists, code blocks as editable text - Export Gemini chat to PDF – useful for archiving, sharing with clients, or compliance - Export to Google Docs – for team collaboration without downloading files - Send chat to Notion – great for building knowledge bases or project docs - Choose to export a selected conversation or the full chat history - Set font, size, and text color before exporting

Why I built it: Most AI chat tools lack native export. ChatGPT at least lets you download a JSON. Gemini gives you nothing. As someone who uses Gemini heavily for writing drafts and research, the friction of "how do I get this out of the browser?" was real enough to justify building a fix.

Technical notes: The extension reads the DOM on gemini.google.com, parses the conversation structure, and routes it to either a local file generator (DOCX/PDF via client-side libraries) or the respective API (Google Docs / Notion). No chat data is sent to any third-party server. Export happens entirely in your browser for Word and PDF.

Would love feedback on edge cases, especially around code-heavy chats and multi-turn conversations with lots of nested formatting.

>> Install: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/gemini-exporter-save-gemi/lgipeakgdkcgnkdljeagconfbfeolidj

>> Website: https://backrun.co/gemini-exporter