DeepSeek Exporter for math, code and long chats
TODOC is a DeepSeek exporter for Chrome that saves DeepSeek answers and whole conversations as Word, PDF, Excel or Markdown. LaTeX becomes editable Word equations, code keeps its indentation, and long chats are read in full.
One free export without signing in · 2 free exports every day once you sign in
Online exporter
DeepSeek to Word or PDF, right on this page
This editor is the web half of the DeepSeek exporter, and it works without installing anything. Copy a reply on chat.deepseek.com with the copy button under it, paste it here, check the preview and click Export to Word or Export to PDF. The sample below is a typical DeepSeek answer to an algorithms question, with a complexity table, a recurrence formula and a Python code block, so you can see the DeepSeek to Word and DeepSeek to PDF result before you paste your own chat.
How it works
How to export DeepSeek chat in three steps
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Add the extension and open DeepSeek
Install TODOC from the Chrome Web Store and open chat.deepseek.com. Export buttons appear under each DeepSeek reply, so there is no copying, no switching tabs and no reformatting afterwards.
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Pick Word, PDF, Excel or Markdown
Export one answer, or turn on batch mode, tick the messages you want in the sidebar list and export them as one file. Word is for editing, PDF for sharing, Excel puts each table on its own worksheet and Markdown goes into Obsidian or Notion.
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Or paste it on this page
On a work laptop where extensions are blocked, paste the DeepSeek answer into the editor above instead. You get the same Word, PDF and Excel export straight from the browser.
What it keeps
What the DeepSeek exporter keeps that copy-paste loses
Math the DeepSeek exporter keeps editable
DeepSeek is a favourite for math and proofs, and it writes formulas in LaTeX. The exporter turns them into native Word equations (OMML), so a formula in your .docx can be clicked and corrected instead of retyped. In a PDF the same math is typeset, not printed as raw code.
Code blocks you can run
Indentation, line breaks and the monospace font come through, so a script DeepSeek wrote can be copied out of the exported document and run as-is. Mermaid diagrams are rendered as images.
The whole conversation, not just the screen
DeepSeek only draws the messages near your scroll position. In batch mode TODOC reads the full chat, so messages you scrolled past an hour ago are still in the list and still in the export.
The answer, without the thinking trace
When DeepThink is on, DeepSeek shows a long reasoning block before the reply. The export contains the final answer only, so the document reads like a clean write-up instead of a transcript of the model thinking aloud.
Who uses it
When people need a DeepSeek chat export
Problem sets and math homework
Students ask DeepSeek to walk through derivations and proofs step by step. DeepSeek to Word keeps every formula as an editable equation, so you can fix a sign or add your own notes in Word before handing the work in.
Code reviews and technical notes
Developers use DeepSeek to explain unfamiliar code, compare libraries and sketch migrations. Export DeepSeek chat to Markdown for your repo wiki, or to Word for a review document with code blocks and tables that teammates can comment on.
Reports that start as a chat
A market summary or a literature overview often begins as a long conversation. DeepSeek to PDF gives you a paginated file with headings and tables that opens the same on any phone or laptop, ready to attach to an email.
Keeping a record of your chats
DeepSeek’s history lives in your account. A regular DeepSeek chat export, or DeepSeek to PDF for a fixed copy, keeps your prompts, answers and decisions in your own files, where you can search them and back them up.
Comparison
DeepSeek exporter vs. copy-paste and print to PDF
| What you need | TODOC | Copy-paste / print to PDF |
|---|---|---|
| Editable Word file | Real .docx with heading styles | Styles lost, or a PDF only |
| Math formulas | Editable Word equations | Raw LaTeX or broken symbols |
| Tables | Native tables, Excel worksheets | Flattened text or split pages |
| Code blocks | Indentation and monospace kept | Wrapped lines, lost indentation |
| Long chats | Whole conversation, batch export | Only what is on screen |
| Other AI tools | ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini too | Same manual work everywhere |
FAQ
DeepSeek exporter FAQ
How do I export DeepSeek chat to Word or PDF?
Install the extension, open the conversation on chat.deepseek.com and click the Word or PDF button under the reply. Without the extension, copy the answer, paste it into the editor on this page and click Export to Word or Export to PDF.
Is the DeepSeek exporter free?
Yes. You can export once without signing in, and 2 times a day after signing in with Google, up to 20,000 characters per export. Free files carry a small TODOC footer; Pro removes the footer and the daily limit and lets you apply your own Word template.
Can I export a whole DeepSeek conversation at once?
Yes. Turn on batch mode in the DeepSeek exporter, select the messages or the whole chat in the sidebar list and pick a format. TODOC reads the full conversation, including messages DeepSeek has not drawn on screen, and puts them into one document.
Does the export include the DeepThink reasoning?
No. The export contains DeepSeek’s final answer and leaves out the reasoning block, which keeps the document short and readable. If you need part of the reasoning, copy it into the editor on this page and export it from there.
Will formulas and code survive DeepSeek to PDF or Word?
They will. LaTeX becomes native Word equations that stay editable, PDF output typesets the math, code keeps its indentation and monospace font, and Mermaid diagrams are embedded as images.
Do Chinese and Japanese answers export correctly?
Yes. Chinese, Japanese and Korean text comes through in Word, PDF, Excel and Markdown, and the PDF displays it correctly on any device, so a DeepSeek answer in any of these languages is safe to share.
Does it work with ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini?
It does. The same extension adds export buttons to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and DeepSeek, and the web editor accepts Markdown from any AI tool.
About DeepSeek: DeepSeek on Wikipedia · Word equations: Office Math Markup Language (OMML) on Microsoft Learn
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Export your next DeepSeek chat intact
The first export needs no account. Paste an answer or install the extension, pick Word or PDF, and keep every formula, table and code block.
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