Export AI conversations to Markdown

Markdown export is unlimited on Free and Pro. It is the simplest portable format for editable notes, local archives, and manual transfer to other tools.

RecallBase popup export menu with Copy Markdown listed among the export actions.
The popup menu includes Copy Markdown, so you can put the chat on your clipboard in one click.
RecallBase saved chat detail view with export action buttons Open, Copy, MD, Word, PDF, Obsidian, Notion, and Docs.
A saved chat's detail page has an MD button next to the other format buttons.
The RecallBase floating export menu on a chat page, listing Studio, Markdown, Word, PDF, Obsidian, Notion, and Google Docs.
The floating menu exports the current chat to Markdown without opening the popup.

Before you start

Open a supported AI conversation, or choose a saved capture that still has full text in browser storage. If you only want the fastest path, open the popup and choose Markdown.

Where to export Markdown

Markdown is available from every main RecallBase browser entry point. Use the one that matches where you already are.

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    Popup: choose Markdown for the current chat, or open a saved chat and choose MD.

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    Floating button: choose Markdown while viewing the current chat.

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    Right-click menu: choose Export to Markdown or Copy Markdown on a supported chat page.

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    Export Studio: choose Markdown or Copy Markdown after previewing the chat or selecting messages.

Export to Markdown

Markdown exports run locally in the extension. They can include frontmatter, source metadata, timestamps, role-labeled messages, and an assets folder when images are saved separately. See the Free and Pro limits in the capability table below.

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    Open the popup, floating button, right-click menu, or Export Studio.

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    Choose Markdown to download a .md file, or Copy Markdown to copy it to the clipboard.

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    Review the filename if your browser asks.

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    Open the downloaded file or paste the copied Markdown into your notes app.

Limits

Markdown export does not require Pro and should not count toward PDF, Word, or Notion daily limits.

Why Markdown is the default safe choice

Markdown is the safest first export. It stays readable without a proprietary editor, stores well in Git or a notes folder, and works for humans and coding agents alike. It also avoids the ambiguity of browser print dialogs and app-send workflows. If you are building a reusable research archive, start with Markdown. Convert to another format only when you need that format.

Export entry point table

Use this table to see where each browser extension export action appears.

RecallBase browser extension export entry point table
ActionPopupFloating buttonRight-click menuExport Studio
Open Export StudioYesYesYesAlready there
Markdown downloadYesYesYesYes
Copy MarkdownYesOpen Studio firstYesYes
PDFYesYesYesYes
Word / DOCXYesYesYesYes
Image / PNGYesOpen Studio firstYesYes
Copy ImageYesOpen Studio firstYesYes
TextYesOpen Studio firstYesYes
JSONNoNoYesNo
Copy JSONNoNoYesNo
ObsidianYesYesYesYes
NotionYesYesYesYes
SettingsYesNoYesNo

Free and Pro export capability table

The same limits apply across export docs, pricing, and the browser extension.

RecallBase Free and Pro export capability table
Export targetFreeProNotes
MarkdownUnlimitedUnlimitedNo Pro required
PDF3 / local day + watermarkUnlimited + no watermarkThe browser controls the final PDF save dialog
Word3 / local dayUnlimitedRich export runs locally
TextUnlimitedUnlimitedPlain local text export
ImageWatermarkedNo watermarkSize preflight may block very large captures
JSONUnlimitedUnlimitedUse for local developer workflows
Notion3 / local dayUnlimitedRequires the current authorized Notion workflow
Google Docs3 / local dayUnlimitedRequires the current authorized Google Docs workflow
ObsidianUnlimitedUnlimitedThe browser cannot prove final note creation
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