Import your ChatGPT history
Move your ChatGPT conversations into Marky Agent, so you can search them and continue them with any model.
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Export your data from ChatGPT
In ChatGPT, go to Settings > Data controls > Export data. OpenAI emails you a link to a ZIP file, usually within a few minutes to a few hours. Download it.
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Choose the file
Click Import from ChatGPT, then Choose your ChatGPT export, and pick the ZIP, up to 2 GB. The file is read in your browser, and you see how many conversations, messages, and images were found.
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Choose the options
- Also teach Marky about me, on by default, adds what your ChatGPT history says about you, such as your job, projects, and preferences, to Marky’s memory.
- Replace conversations I already imported: turn it on to import again conversations you imported before. Otherwise they’re skipped.
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Click Import
Keep the tab open until it finishes. Your conversations appear in Marky Agent in a ChatGPT folder, with their original dates.
- Images you uploaded to ChatGPT come along. Images ChatGPT generated aren’t in OpenAI’s export, so they can’t be imported.
- Voice conversations are imported as text.
- Importing is free and doesn’t use words. Continuing a conversation in Marky uses words as usual.
- Imported conversations are private to you, even on a Teams plan.
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