Turn chats, quizzes, flashcards, mindmaps, notes, reports, source details, data tables, slide decks, infographics, and video overviews into clean files for studying, sharing, or archiving in seconds.
Everything you need to move NotebookLM content into your toolchain.
Export chats, quizzes, flashcards, mindmaps, notes, reports, source details, data tables, slide decks, infographics, and video overviews to CSV, JSON, HTML, Anki, Word, PDF, PPTX, MP4, SVG, Markdown, OPML, FreeMind (.mm), JSONCanvas, and ZIP bundles.
Headers, answers, and hierarchies are normalized so downstream tools ingest cleanly.
Run exports directly in the browser, or copy Markdown straight to your clipboard.
Unlock advanced mindmap, note, chat, source detail, and video overview frame exports with a Plus subscription when you need deeper workflows.
Send exports straight to Google Drive or a Notion database (Plus). Access is requested only when you connect each destination.
Three steps from NotebookLM to your files.
Navigate to a chat, quiz, flashcard set, mindmap, note, report, source detail, data table, slide deck, infographic, or video overview.
Select CSV, Anki, Markdown, PDF, PowerPoint or Clipboard for quick pasting.
Your file saves locally or goes to Google Drive or Notion with clean filenames and timestamps. We prefill your Google account when connecting Drive to reduce mismatches.
Export once, use everywhere.
Start free, log in when you need advanced exports, then upgrade after your trials.
$0 / forever
Advanced formats unlock after login with trials.
$2.99 / month
Exports are generated in your browser. Files are saved locally unless you send them to Google Drive or Notion.
Yes. NotebookLM ExportKit is open source and licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPLv3). View the repo on GitHub.
Advanced exports require login and include a limited number of trials. After trials are used, a $2.99/month subscription keeps advanced exports available.
Chrome is the primary target. Edge and Firefox builds are planned.
Supported today: chats, quizzes, flashcards, mindmaps, notes, reports, source details, data tables, slide decks, infographics, and video overviews.