ChatGPTDump

Your ChatGPT history shouldn’t be trapped in ChatGPT. ChatGPTDump exports your entire conversation history — not one chat at a time — into clean Markdown files, organized by project and date, with images included. No coding. No Tampermonkey. No account. One click, and your whole history is a ZIP file on your computer. Built to own, not just download: Everything at once — bulk-export all conversations in a single run, not chat-by-chat like other tools Obsidian-native Markdown — every conversation is a plain .md file with YAML frontmatter (title, source, created, model, project). Obsidian’s native format — drop the folder into a vault and it just works, no conversion Knowledge graph, built in — a root index.md links every conversation by project with Obsidian wikilinks, so the graph view maps your whole ChatGPT history the moment you open the export Organized by project and date — Projects/{name}/ folders with date-prefixed filenames (2026-08-01 Title.md), so every folder sorts chronologically in Obsidian, Notion, VS Code, or any editor Works offline — a self-contained HTML viewer with syntax-highlighted code; browse every exported chat with no internet, no server Images included — attachments and generated images bundled with their conversations No account, no sign-up — no account to create, no login, no email capture. Install, click, export. That’s it. Privacy by design — read-only; your conversations are sent only to ChatGPT’s own API and saved straight to your computer. No cloud account, no conversation data on our servers. Anonymous crash reports (error codes and counts — never your conversations) help fix bugs, and switch off in Settings Free: export up to 30 conversations — with every feature included. Markdown, ZIP, project folders, images, the knowledge-graph index, and the offline viewer are all in the free tier. No feature paywall, no watermark, no crippled output. Premium — one payment, no limit. A single $20 purchase (no subscription, no tiers, no monthly fees) removes the 30-conversation cap so you can archive your entire history, however large. Pay once, own it forever.