How to export Claude and Grok searches
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Open the conversation with the Only Fan Out side panel and click CSV, Markdown or JSON beside Export: the panel saves that conversation's searches and sources in your browser. CSV gives you three files, one for queries, one for sources and one for product cards.
How do you export a conversation?
- Open the Claude or Grok conversation with the side panel open. Click Re-read if the panel has not captured it yet.
- Find the buttons beside Export at the top of Live.
- Click CSV for spreadsheets, MARKDOWN for a report or JSON for a script.
- To take one turn only, pick the turn under Turns and click Copy queries. It copies that turn's queries as text.
What is in each CSV file?
Each file covers the whole conversation, and every row carries its turn number, so you can filter to one answer in a spreadsheet.
| File | One row per | Useful columns |
|---|---|---|
| Queries | Search the assistant ran | turn_index, user_prompt, query, fetched_count, cited_count, watchlist_terms_hit |
| Sources | Page, post or place | turn_index, domain, url, title, kind, watchlist_terms_hit, used |
| Products | Product card in the answer | The product details the card showed |
The files are named after the engine and the conversation title, so a Claude export and a Grok export never overwrite each other.
Can you export everything at once?
Yes, as one JSON file from History. Backing up your captured data covers it.
Read next
- How do you export ChatGPT's search queries to CSV?
- How to see what Claude searched
- How to see what Grok searched
- How do you use fan-out queries for GEO?
Related questions
Does this work for ChatGPT too?
Yes, the same buttons work for ChatGPT. Exporting ChatGPT search queries covers the ChatGPT side, including the spreadsheet layout we use.
Is the export uploaded anywhere?
No. The files are written in your browser and saved to your downloads.
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