Gemini to Obsidian / Markdown
Use Gemini to Obsidian / Markdown if you want a local knowledge base, clean Markdown files, image export, and long-term note management.
Manually export Gemini conversations to Notion: save the current chat, select conversations, or run a bulk, Gems, or Spark export. Review progress and choose how existing pages are handled.
Teams and researchers use Bulk Export AI Chats from Gemini to Notion to keep conversations organized, searchable, and easy to revisit.
Choose Current Page Only or All History, review duplicate-page handling and message filters, then start the export yourself.
Use Selective mode to load conversations and choose which chats to export with checkboxes.
Browse Gems and select the conversations to include in a manual Notion export.
The Spark tab provides a list with selection and loading controls for starting a manual export.
The supplied Notion database example shows Gemini entries with source links and tags. It does not demonstrate image or document export.
Everything you need to organize your Gemini conversations quickly and efficiently.
Preserves Markdown, code blocks, LaTeX, tables, and conversation structure when exporting Gemini chats to Notion.
Choose your target Notion database from a dropdown. Switch databases anytime without re-authorization.
Skip, overwrite, or duplicate existing pages when syncing. You have full control over versioning.
Watch your batch export progress in real-time with detailed status updates for each conversation.
Just need to save the current chat? We do that too—instantly, with a single click from the popup.
View detailed logs of all your export operations. Track what was exported, when, and to which database.
This extension writes to Notion; it does not directly generate PDF, HTML, or Markdown files. After saving, use Notion's own page export options (subject to its plan and permissions), or choose a dedicated Gemini exporter for local files.
Your data flows directly from your browser to Notion. No middleman servers. All cache stored locally.
Gemini export chooser
Choose the best Gemini export format for your workflow.
Use Gemini to Obsidian / Markdown if you want a local knowledge base, clean Markdown files, image export, and long-term note management.
Use Gemini to PDF if you want printable, shareable, and archive-ready Gemini conversations with images and formatting preserved.
Use Gemini to Notion if you want to organize Gemini conversations inside a searchable Notion database for projects, teams, or research.
Note: Image export is not supported in Gemini to Notion. Use Obsidian / Markdown or PDF if you need images.




Real workflows, backed up to Notion.
"Batch export keeps all my Gemini research conversations backed up in Notion. Searchable and organized without any manual work."
"The sync configuration is perfect. I can overwrite existing pages when iterating on prompts, or create new ones for different experiments."
"Code blocks and formatting export cleanly to Notion. One click and my Gemini brainstorming sessions are ready to share."
"I export study sessions to Notion and use the export history to track what I've saved. Makes organizing my AI learning super easy."
"Real-time progress tracking during batch export is great. I can see exactly what's being saved and catch any issues immediately."
"Exporting to Notion gives me a durable archive I can tag, search, and download later. Perfect for client work documentation."
Use these guides and docs to solve common export, backup, and troubleshooting workflows.
🚀 NEW: Initial release with one-click export, batch export, and smart sync configuration.
✨ Added: Export history tracking and real-time progress monitoring.
🐛 Fixed: Improved Notion API stability and error handling.
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Use our Batch Export feature. It allows you to archive all your Gemini conversations to Notion in minutes. This creates a complete backup of your Gemini history that you can search and organize.
After saving to Notion, use Notion's own Export menu; formats depend on your Notion plan and permissions. For direct local output without Notion, use Gemini to PDF or Gemini to Obsidian / Markdown via the links below.
Our extension connects to both Gemini and Notion through secure authentication. When you export a chat, the extension captures the content from gemini.google.com and saves it to your selected Notion database.
Yes. Click the extension icon while on a Gemini chat page and use the popup to export the current conversation instantly to Notion.
Yes. Use the batch export feature in the options page to export all your Gemini conversations at once. Free users can export up to 5 conversations; subscribe for unlimited exports.
Currently, Gemini to Notion focuses on structured Notion database export and does not export images. If you need to save Gemini conversations with images, please use Gemini to Obsidian / Markdown or Gemini to PDF.
You have three options: skip (don't export if page exists), overwrite (update existing page with latest content), or always insert new (create a new page every time).
You can configure this behavior in settings. Choose to skip (leave unchanged), overwrite (replace with latest), or duplicate (create new entry).
We take security seriously. The extension uses OAuth2 authentication to securely connect to your Notion account, and we never store your conversation data on our servers. All data transfers happen directly between Gemini and your Notion account.
All export records and cache are stored locally in your browser using Chrome Storage API. This data will be lost if you clear your browser cache.
Free users can batch export up to 5 conversations. Subscribe to unlock unlimited batch exports and advanced features.
The current workflow is manual. Start a current-chat, bulk, selective, Gems, or Spark export yourself; do not rely on a closed browser or unattended schedule.
Need exports beyond the free allowance? Review this product's current plan and the supported workflows and limits above before upgrading.
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Built for exporting from Google Gemini. This project is independent and is not affiliated with Google LLC.