Overview
Batch-export Feishu / Lark docs as Markdown, Word or PDF in one zip. Images are saved locally — their links expire in about 24h.
Feishu exports one document at a time. This extension lets you check off a batch in the wiki tree and get a single zip. How it works Open any Feishu page, click the small button in the bottom-right corner, and follow 1 → 2 → 3: list documents, check the ones you want, pick a format and export. What it exports Documents (new and legacy) as Markdown, Word or PDF; sheets and bases as xlsx; file attachments as-is. Works on both wikis and drive documents, on Feishu and Lark alike. Images are saved alongside Not a nicety: in Feishu's exported Markdown, images are signed URLs that expire in about 24 hours. Leave them and your backup is text-only within days. The extension pulls them into the zip and rewrites the links to relative paths. Details that save you time The folder structure is preserved. Checking a folder checks everything under it; Alt-click affects only that row. "Recently edited" selects everything touched in the last 7 / 30 / 90 days, which is what incremental backups need. More than one file is packed into a single zip, so the browser never asks you to allow multiple downloads. Export runs serially with progress and a remaining-time estimate. A failure never stops the queue, and you can retry when it finishes. Privacy No server, no data collection. It uses the session already in your browser to call Feishu's own APIs; your documents move only between your browser and your disk. The source is open, with no minified or obfuscated files.
Details
- Version1.1.2
- UpdatedSeptember 13, 2026
- Size61.24KiB
- Languages2 languages
- DeveloperWebsite
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