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CookieXport gives developers, automation engineers, and security researchers full control over browser cookies — Netscape, JSON, cURL, Python, Playwright, Puppeteer and more. No servers, no telemetry, no nonsense.

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CookieXport
github.com
Quick:
Tool:
    of 6 cookies
    100% local processing Zero telemetry No external network requests 10 languages supported
    Export formats

    One click, 13 ready-to-use formats

    Pick the format that fits your workflow — from a plain Netscape cookie jar to a fully-formed Playwright script.

    01
    Netscape .txt

    Compatible with wget, curl and most CLI download tools.

    02
    JSON .json

    Structured data with full cookie metadata.

    03
    cURL shell

    Ready-to-paste command with a Cookie header.

    04
    Python requests .py

    Complete script with session setup.

    05
    Node.js fetch .js

    Async-ready snippet for modern Node.

    06
    Playwright .js

    addCookies()-ready array.

    07
    Puppeteer .js

    setCookie()-ready array.

    08
    Selenium .py

    add_cookie() driver calls.

    09
    PHP cURL .php

    curl_setopt with a cookie string.

    10
    Go net/http .go

    req.AddCookie() calls.

    11
    HAR .har

    Standard HTTP Archive format.

    12
    Base64 encoded

    Encoded for safe transport.

    13
    Custom template any

    Your own format using {{name}}, {{value}} variables.

    See it in action

    Copy exactly what you need

    Every export is generated instantly in your browser — pick a tab to preview the output.

    curl 'https://example.com/api' \
  -H 'Cookie: session_id=a1b2c3; theme=dark; auth_token=xyz789'
    import requests

session = requests.Session()
session.cookies.update({
    "session_id": "a1b2c3",
    "theme": "dark",
    "auth_token": "xyz789",
})
response = session.get("https://example.com/api")
    await context.addCookies([
  { name: "session_id", value: "a1b2c3", domain: ".example.com", path: "/" },
  { name: "theme",      value: "dark",   domain: ".example.com", path: "/" }
]);
    [
  {
    "name": "session_id",
    "value": "a1b2c3",
    "domain": ".example.com",
    "secure": true,
    "httpOnly": true
  }
]
    Features

    Built for developers who live in DevTools

    Every feature is designed to save you a trip to the terminal.

    Instant domain detection

    Automatically reads the active tab's domain — no copy-pasting URLs.

    Quick presets

    YouTube, Netflix, Twitter, GitHub, Discord & 17 more, one click away.

    Smart filters

    Filter by Secure, HttpOnly, Session, or cookies expiring soon.

    Full-text search

    Search across cookie names and values in real time.

    Multi-domain export

    Select and export cookies from multiple domains at once.

    Export history

    Every export is saved locally — re-download or copy it anytime.

    Import cookies

    Load cookies back in from a .txt or .json file.

    Light & dark theme

    Auto-detects your system theme, or switch manually.

    10 languages

    Full UI translations, including Turkish, German, French, Japanese & more.

    Take a look

    A clean, focused interface

    No clutter — just the tools you need, right in the toolbar.

    CookieXport Export tab showing cookies for github.com with cURL format selected

    Privacy

    Everything stays on your device

    • No data is ever sent to an external server.
    • No remote code — everything ships inside the extension package.
    • No personally identifiable information is collected.
    • No data is sold or shared with third parties.
    • Cookies are only read/written at your explicit request.

    Read the full Privacy Policy.

    Why each permission is needed

    PermissionWhy it's needed
    cookiesRead cookies for the current domain to export them, and write cookies when you import a file.
    tabsDetect the active tab's domain so the right cookies are shown automatically.
    downloadsSave exported cookie files directly to your Downloads folder.
    storageRemember your theme, language, and export preferences locally.
    clipboardWriteCopy formatted output (e.g. a cURL command) when you click "Copy".
    contextMenusAdd a right-click shortcut to export cookies for the current site.
    <all_urls>Required by the Chrome cookies API to read cookies for whatever site you're on.

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