Export only the speaker notes of your Google Slides™ deck to PDF, Word, Markdown, CSV or plain text — print a large-type script, check your timing, rehearse with a timer, and tidy up your notes. One-time purchase, no subscription. Only your open slides. Nothing saved to Google Drive™. The add-on reads only the speaker notes and slide titles of the file you have open (and the slide text only for the handout layout or note drafts). It changes your notes only when you review the change and press Apply. Files you create are saved straight to your computer — not to Google Drive™. It asks only for permission to see the presentation you have open (presentations.currentonly) and to show its sidebar and dialogs. It has no access to your Google Drive™ or to other files — unlike add-ons that request access to all your documents. Free - Export all speaker notes as TXT or PDF (slide number and title included) - Print the notes - Total speaking time, slides without notes, slides with very long notes - View all notes in a list - Clear all notes before sharing (a TXT backup is downloaded first) - No limit on the number of slides - No watermark Paid ($12, one-time) - Word (.docx), Markdown and CSV export - Script layout (large type, one slide per page) and handout layout (slide text + notes) - Selected slides only; skip hidden slides - Time per slide and target time with over/under - Practice mode: large-type notes, auto-scroll, stopwatch - Edit notes in a list, import a script (paste, .txt, .docx), find & replace, text size and line spacing, drafts from slide text - One-time purchase — no subscription, does not expire The only outside service the add-on ever contacts is Gumroad, and only to check a license key: your browser sends only the license key and the product ID — nothing about you or your files. How to use Open a file, then choose Extensions > Speaker Notes Export for Google Slides™ > Export speaker notes. Press Load notes (decks of up to 40 slides load automatically), choose a format and press Export. The file goes straight to your Downloads folder. If you are signed in to more than one Google account and the sidebar does not load, open the file in a window signed in to only one account. Google Slides™ and Google Drive™ are trademarks of Google LLC.