Gemini link in, Word document out.
Paste a Gemini share link and download the whole conversation as .docx or PDF — prompts, answers, tables, code, and equations you can edit. Free, no signup.
Copied the chat instead of the link? The Gemini to Word guide covers the paste route →
In Gemini, open the conversation, choose Share & export, then Create public link. The link looks like gemini.google.com/share/… or share.gemini.google/…; both work here.
Or straight into the converter's editor — a pasted share link imports on its own. The whole conversation appears as Markdown, rendered on the right as the page you will download.
The title becomes the document heading, your prompts sit in quoted blocks, and every answer keeps its headings, tables, code, and equations — editable Office Math in Word.
What actually happens to the link
A Gemini share page is an empty shell when it arrives; the conversation is fetched a moment later by one request that needs no account, because the chat is public. When you paste the link, our server makes that same request once, reads the prompts and answers out of the reply in order, and sends them to your browser as Markdown: the title as a heading, each prompt quoted, each answer exactly as Gemini wrote it. Nothing is stored. The answers are already Markdown, which is why the rest of the converter works unchanged: tables become Word tables, code keeps its highlighting, and every LaTeX equation becomes editable Office Math in the .docx. Short share.gemini.google links are followed to the full address first.
What you get, and what stays behind
| In the shared chat | In your document |
|---|---|
| Conversation title | The document's H1 heading. |
| Your prompts | Quoted blocks, each labelled You:, so the questions read as questions. Leave them, or delete them in the editor for an answers-only document. |
| Answers | Verbatim, as Markdown — headings, bold, lists, tables, code blocks with highlighting, and LaTeX equations that export to Word as editable math. |
| Several drafts of one answer | The draft the share page shows; the alternatives Gemini keeps behind the answer are not part of the public page. |
| Images, files you uploaded, extensions' cards | Not part of the shared text, so not imported. Only the messages a visitor to the link can read. |
Common questions
How do I convert a Gemini conversation to a Word document?
Create a public link in Gemini (Share & export → Create public link), paste it into the box at the top of this page, and click Import the conversation. The converter opens with the whole chat loaded — title, prompts, answers — rendered exactly as the document will look. Click Download DOCX for a Word file, or switch to PDF. Free, no signup, for a chat of two messages or two hundred.
Gemini already exports to Google Docs — why use this?
Export to Docs copies one answer at a time into a new Google Doc, keeps the mathematics as raw $$…$$ text, and gives you a Doc rather than a .docx. Importing the share link takes the whole conversation in one go, turns every LaTeX equation into native, editable Office Math in Word, keeps tables as real tables and code as highlighted blocks, and can also produce PDF, Excel sheets from the tables, or a Google Doc if that is what you want.
Does it export the whole conversation or one answer?
The whole conversation, in order, as shown on the share page. Each prompt is a quoted block labelled You:, each answer follows as normal text. If you only want the answers, delete the quoted blocks in the editor, or add &mode=answers to the converter link to skip them from the start.
Which Gemini links work?
All three forms Gemini hands out: gemini.google.com/share/…, the short share.gemini.google/… link shown on the share page itself, and g.co/gemini/share/…. The chat must be shared as a public link; a chat only you can see has no public page to read. If you delete the public link in Gemini, the import stops working, which is exactly what you would want.
Do equations and tables survive?
Yes. Gemini writes mathematics as LaTeX and tables as Markdown, and both are in the shared text as written. The Word export turns every equation into Office Math you can edit and every table into a real Word table; PDF renders them; the Excel format pulls the tables out as sheets.
Is it free, and what happens to my conversation?
Free, with no signup or quota. When you paste a share link, our server asks Gemini for that public conversation once — the same request the share page itself makes, with no account involved — sends the text to your browser, and keeps nothing. From then on the conversation lives only in your browser, like anything you paste. The Word export uses our conversion service for the equations, as always; PDF and the rest never leave your machine.
Can I import ChatGPT or Claude links too?
ChatGPT, yes — the ChatGPT page explains that route, and a chatgpt.com/share link pasted into the editor imports the same way. Claude, not yet: Claude's share pages sit behind a bot check that only a real browser can pass, so a server cannot read them; paste a Claude link and the converter tells you so, and the fix is to copy the conversation and paste it.