Exporting Images and Files

Version 4.0.0 can keep supported media beside the Grok message that produced it.

Supported media

• Generated and uploaded images
• PDF attachments
• Markdown and HTML files
• Code and other regular downloadable files with a recognized content type
• Generated text files whose content is embedded in the Grok response data

Images become native Notion image blocks. PDFs become native PDF blocks. Other supported files become downloadable Notion file blocks with their filename and type.

Notion’s 20 MB limit

An individual direct upload cannot exceed 20 MB. The extension checks known file sizes and the downloaded bytes before sending the file to Notion.

If a file is too large or another upload step fails, the exporter inserts a linked warning at the original attachment position and continues with the remaining conversation.

Why protected images need additional permission

Some generated images are served from protected assets.grok.com URLs. A second ordinary request may be blocked even though the image is visible in the Grok page.

Protected image export is off by default. When you turn it on, the extension asks for confirmation before it briefly attaches Chrome’s debugger to the open Grok tab while copying each protected image. Capture is limited to allowed Grok image URLs and the extension detaches after the attempt.

You can turn the option off at any time. Messages and other enabled attachments can still export without protected images.

Enable media export

In Popup Quick settings, Sync Center, or Custom Preview:

1. Enable Attachments for supported files.
2. Enable Protected images only if you want protected generated images.
3. Read and confirm Chrome’s explanation.
4. Keep the source Grok conversation open until its images finish loading.

When an image is missing

Open the source conversation, wait for the image to render, confirm Protected images is enabled, and retry. A visible warning in Notion indicates the image was intentionally not left as a broken external URL.