How to get Claude and Gemini chats into Notion (2026)

Neither Claude nor Gemini offers an "export to Notion" button that we describe here, and ThreadVault does not send anything to Notion either. The reliable route is the same as for any other notes: get each chat as a Markdown file on your computer, then let Notion's built-in importer turn each file into a page.

1. Export the chats as Markdown

Install ThreadVault (1.2.4 or later) in Chrome.
Open claude.ai or gemini.google.com in a tab you are already signed into. For Gemini with several Google accounts, open the account you want first (the address shows /u/1/, /u/2/ and so on).
Click the ThreadVault icon. Choose Export this chat for the open conversation, or Bulk export, then Check connection and Refresh library, tick the chats you want (or Select all shown) and export. Bulk export saves one ZIP in your Downloads.
Unzip it. A claude/ or gemini/ folder holds a Markdown file and a matching JSON file for each chat, plus a manifest.json listing what was exported and any chat that could not be read.

Each Markdown file starts with YAML frontmatter (title, date, source and the chat's URL), then the conversation as "You" and "Claude" or "Gemini" sections, in order. Code blocks are kept as they were.

2. Import the Markdown into Notion

Pick only the .md files. Leave the .json files and manifest.json out of the import set; they are for your own archive, not for Notion.
In Notion, use the built-in Text & Markdown importer for a few files, or zip a folder of just the .md files and use the ZIP importer for a big batch.
Imported pages may land in your Private section first. Move them into a page or database where you want them.

The click-by-click steps, Notion's file-size and import-count limits, and tips for big batches are in our ChatGPT to Notion guide, which follows Notion's import help. The importer is the same; only the source of the Markdown is different. Notion's menus can change, so check its help page if a name differs.

3. Make the pages easy to find

Create a database such as "AI chats" and move the imported pages into it. Add a Date property and a Source property (Claude or Gemini) and sort by date.
Keep the original Markdown and JSON files. They are your backup if you leave Notion, and they open in any editor.
If you would rather keep notes as local files, see Claude to Markdown and Obsidian and Gemini to Markdown and Obsidian.

What ThreadVault does and does not cover

Tested with Claude and Gemini before the 1.2.4 release for visible text, turn order and code blocks. Images, uploaded files, Claude artifacts and Projects, Gemini Canvas and Gems, citations, and work or school accounts were not part of that test, so they are not claimed here. How Claude's collapsed "Thinking" sections look after a Notion import was not tested; check a page and delete them if you only want the answers.
Export runs in your browser, from the tab you have open. Chats are not sent to Loomwise.
It also works with Perplexity, ChatGPT, Grok and Microsoft Copilot. See Grok into Obsidian or Notion and Copilot into Obsidian or Notion.

Pricing

ThreadVault is free for 25 threads on this browser. Unlimited is $9 for the first 50 buyers, then $19, one-time, inside the extension. No subscription.

Get Claude and Gemini chats ready for Notion in one ZIP. ThreadVault (disclosure: we make it) is a Chrome extension that exports those chats to Markdown and JSON on your computer, from a tab you are already signed into. Free for 25 threads.
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Not affiliated with Anthropic, Google or Notion Labs. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic; Gemini is a trademark of Google LLC; Notion is a trademark of Notion Labs, Inc. Last checked November 13, 2026 against ThreadVault 1.2.4 (listing and extension source) and Notion's import help. Questions or corrections: hello@loomwise.app.