How to Export Google AI Studio Prompts to PDF & Word
Google AI Studio saves every prompt you run as structured JSON, which makes it, technically, the cleanest export format of any AI platform. It's also one of the least readable, unless you're comfortable reading a \chunkedPrompt.chunks\ array by eye, you need something to turn that JSON into an actual document. Where yo…
Google AI Studio saves every prompt you run as structured JSON, which makes it, technically, the cleanest export format of any AI platform. It's also one of the least readable, unless you're comfortable reading a \chunkedPrompt.chunks\ array by eye, you need something to turn that JSON into an actual document.
Where your AI Studio prompts actually live
Every prompt in AI Studio is auto-saved as a file in your Google Drive, and you can also download a prompt directly from the AI Studio interface. Either route gives you the same underlying JSON structure, so there's no separate "export" process to hunt for, just a download.
Drop in the JSON files or the ZIP. AI Studio prompts are detected automatically, no need to tell the tool what format it's looking at.
ChatExports rebuilds the user and model turns from the raw JSON structure.
Choose PDF, Word, or Markdown.
Download your converted documents.
Parsing and conversion both happen in your browser. The JSON never leaves your machine.
What's actually inside an AI Studio prompt file
A current AI Studio prompt file stores its content as a \chunkedPrompt.chunks\ array of user and model turns, along with \runSettings\ like model, temperature, and safety settings. Older saved prompts use a Gemini API-shaped \contents\ array of \role\ and \parts\ entries instead. ChatExports handles both formats, skips internal "thinking" chunks so your document only contains real output, and joins multi-part turns back into single, readable messages instead of leaving them fragmented.
Which output format makes sense
PDF for archiving finished prompt runs, with code blocks and full Unicode preserved exactly as they appeared.
Word (.docx) for documentation, prompt reviews, or anything you're circulating to a team.
Markdown (.md) for versioning prompts in Git, or filing them into Obsidian or Notion as part of a prompt library.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly do I find my AI Studio prompt files? Saved prompts live in your Google Drive automatically, and you can also download any prompt directly from the AI Studio interface. Both give you the same JSON.
Are the model's internal "thinking" steps included in the export? No. Chunks flagged as internal thinking are skipped, so your converted document contains only the prompts and the model's actual responses.
Does this work with older prompt file formats? Yes. Both the current \chunkedPrompt\ format and older \contents\ or \prompts\ arrays with \role\ and \parts\ entries are supported.
Is anything uploaded to a server during conversion? No. The JSON is parsed and converted entirely inside your browser tab.
What does it cost? $10 one time for Google AI Studio alone, or $25 one time for every supported platform, no subscription. Full details on pricing.
Where to go next
The Google AI Studio exporter has the full dedicated converter and more on the file structure. If you're also working with Gemini's consumer chat product, the Gemini export JSON format explained covers that related format, and the NotebookLM exporter is worth a look if your prompt work and research notes live across both Google AI tools.