Reddit Thread → LLM

Reddit Thread → LLM exports a Reddit post and its entire comment tree as a structured Markdown, JSON, or CSV file - ready to paste into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or your own spreadsheet. Reddit threads are full of useful discussion, but copying one by hand is tedious and the result is messy. This extension grabs the whole thread in one click and formats it so an LLM can actually follow who said what. What it does: - NEW — Choose your format: CSV and JSON in addition to Markdown. - NEW — Option to extract images from just the post itself, excluding images in the comments/replies. - Batch export: extract every Reddit post you have open across your tabs in one click, delivered as a single zip with a folder per thread. - Captures the full post - title, body text, author, score, and date - not just the comments. - Exports the complete comment tree with hierarchical numbering ([1], [1.1], [1.2.1]…) so the reply structure stays clear even as plain text. - Optionally bundles images (image posts, galleries, and images linked in comments) into a .zip alongside the Markdown, for use with vision-capable models. Options to keep things focused and within context limits: - Set a comment limit, from a quick 500 up to as many as the thread has. - Skip comments below a score threshold, or cap how deep replies go. - Skip bots like AutoModerator. - Include or omit authors and scores. Built to stay out of your way: - Runs in the background - start an export, close the popup, and keep browsing while it works. - Shows a live token estimate so you know whether a thread will fit your model's context window. - Copy to the clipboard or download as a file (.md, or .zip when images or multiple threads are included) — straight to your Downloads folder, or with a file picker if you prefer (toggleable). Private by design: everything runs locally in your browser. No account, no API key, no servers - the extension only contacts Reddit, and image hosts if you choose to bundle images. It's free. Works on new and old Reddit. Questions or feedback? Use the built-in feedback button. Known limits: Reddit limits how many requests any one connection can make in a 10-minute window. This affects two situations: - Very large threads (roughly 8,000+ comments) may not export in full. You'll be told roughly how many comments were included and how many weren't. - Running several exports back to back can hit the limit. If that happens, the extension shows a countdown, waits, and continues on its own. I'm still improving how this is handled. Bug reports through the feedback button in the extension are useful and I read all of them.