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Export NotebookLM notes to LaTeX
Short answer
Yes. To export NotebookLM notes to LaTeX, open the note, choose Export and pick LaTeX. It is free in NotebookLM Ultra Exporter, with no daily quota and no account. You get a .tex file with the note's structure and its equations as LaTeX source.
Quick facts
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Content | Notes are the saved answers and hand-written entries in a notebook's Studio panel. |
| Output | LaTeX (.tex) |
| Plan | Free |
| Where | Export control on the note, or the Studio list |
| Processing | Converted in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to export. |
Steps
- Install NotebookLM Ultra Exporter in desktop Chrome, then refresh any open NotebookLM (Gemini Notebook) tab.
- Open the note in NotebookLM and click the Export control that Ultra Exporter adds beside it. The Studio list also has a direct export entry.
- Choose LaTeX in the list of outputs and set any options shown for it.
- Open the downloaded file and check it before you rely on it or share it.
What you get
You get a .tex file with the note's structure and its equations as LaTeX source.
LaTeX export does not use the daily quota, so it is a good fallback when a formula does not convert cleanly to Word.
Limits to know before you export
- Citations come from the source data NotebookLM exposes. Missing authors or dates are not invented.
- Free Word and PDF files may carry a small Ultra Exporter credit in the footer; Pro removes it.
- Editing the text before export is a Pro option. Free exports the note as it is.
Can NotebookLM export notes on its own?
Gemini Notebook can send a note to Google Docs. It has no direct download to Word, PDF, Markdown or LaTeX files, and no way to export several notes at once. Google changes these menus often. The item's own menu in your notebook shows what is built in today.
Other outputs for notes
| Output | Plan | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Word (.docx) | Free daily quota | Export NotebookLM notes to Word |
| PDF (.pdf) | Free daily quota | Export NotebookLM notes to PDF |
| Markdown (.md) | Free | Export NotebookLM notes to Markdown |
Free or Pro?
Free, with no daily export quota and no website account needed. Pro covers the extension only; it does not include a Google subscription or raise NotebookLM's own limits. Current prices are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to export NotebookLM notes to LaTeX?
Yes. It is a basic format with no daily export quota, no account and no payment card. Free batches are limited to 5 items.
Can I upload the exported .tex file to Overleaf?
Yes. Create or open a project in Overleaf and upload the .tex file. Add the preamble or document class your template needs, then compile.
Do exported notes keep their citations?
Citation markers and the source references NotebookLM provides are carried into the export, and you can convert references to footnotes. Check them before submitting formal work.
Can I export several NotebookLM notes at once?
Yes. Batch export in the Studio panel lets you select several notes and reports together. Free handles 5 items per batch; Pro removes that limit.
Related guides
Yes. NotebookLM Ultra Exporter exports NotebookLM notes, reports, chats and tables to LaTeX (.tex) for free, with equations kept as LaTeX math.
How to export NotebookLM notes to Word. You get an editable .docx with real headings, lists and tables.
How to export NotebookLM notes to PDF. You get a print-ready PDF of the note with its headings, tables and citation references.
How to export NotebookLM notes to Markdown. You get a .md file with headings, lists, tables and links intact, ready for Obsidian, Notion or a Git repository.
How to export NotebookLM reports to Word. You get the full report, whether a briefing document, study guide or FAQ, as an editable .docx with headings.
How to export NotebookLM reports to PDF. You get a fixed-layout PDF of the report for printing, sharing or attaching to an email.
How to export NotebookLM reports to Markdown. You get the report as a .md file with its heading hierarchy, lists and tables, with no daily limit.
How to export NotebookLM reports to LaTeX. You get the report as .tex source, with sections and equations ready to compile.