ChatGPT is currently used in many fields, supporting your work. And many people want to export chats on ChatGPT for reference or reference content. All chats on ChatGPT are saved in the dashboard for us to review, or continue unfinished conversations. Below are instructions for exporting chats on ChatGPT.
How to export chat on ChatGPT
Step 1:
Users log in to their ChatGPT account as usual. Next, click on the avatar and select Settings from the displayed list.
Step 2:
Displays options for the ChatGPT application. Here the user clicks on Data Control to perform.
We look at the content next to Export data, you click the Export button to perform.
Step 3:
At this time, an interface will appear informing you about exporting the conversation on ChatGPT. If you agree, click Confirm Export.
Step 4:
ChatGPT sends an email to the address you registered with ChatGPT. Users just need to access that email and click Download Export Data to download the chat file on ChatGPT. After downloading the data, you just need to unzip the file.
Video tutorial on exporting chat on ChatGPT
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