Deep Research Docs turns ChatGPT Deep Research into branded PDF or Word files with clickable footnotes. Free plan; Plus is $15/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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Deep Research Docs is a web app that turns ChatGPT Deep Research output, or any AI-generated report, into a PDF or Word document. It targets professionals who need research to look finished when it reaches a client, with branding, preserved images and clickable source footnotes.
The product addresses a common gap: a long AI report is useful to its author, but it is awkward to store, share and present. Deep Research Docs formats that content into a readable document. The site cites more than 15,000 reports generated by business consultants, investment analysts and similar professionals.
The user copies a report from ChatGPT and pastes it into the editor on the homepage, or drags in a markdown file. A live preview in PDF style shows how the document will look, and a style panel adjusts the formatting before export.
For better results with sources, the company recommends its Chrome extension. It copies reports with source URLs, preserved images and cleaner formatting, so the footnotes in the final file stay clickable. The user then generates a PDF, or a Word file on paid plans.
The company states that content is processed securely and never stored permanently, and it points users to its Privacy Policy.
The core feature is conversion that keeps citations intact. Standard text, tables, images and source footnotes are usually preserved, and footnotes remain clickable. Paid plans add editable Word (DOCX) export, which lets a team make final changes and reuse the content.
Styling controls cover font size, font family and margins for PDFs, and Plus users can upload a logo for branded output. The Free plan uses basic default styling with no customization.
There is one stated limitation. Charts, Mermaid diagrams and inline SVG graphics from ChatGPT may be omitted from the preview and the exported document. Reports that depend on those visuals should be checked before they are sent.
Deep Research Docs is a web app that converts ChatGPT Deep Research output and other AI-generated reports into PDF or Word documents. It supports branding, preserved images, clickable source footnotes and formatting controls.
The Free plan costs $0 and the Plus plan costs $15 per month. A 24-hour day pass costs $10, and Teams pricing is available by contacting the company.
Yes. The Free plan includes 40 PDF conversions per month and a 16000-word limit per document. It uses basic default styling and exports PDF only.
Yes, on paid plans. Plus and the 24-hour day pass include editable Word (DOCX) export, while the Free plan exports PDF only.
Standard text, tables, images and source footnotes are usually preserved. The company recommends its Chrome extension to copy reports with source URLs and images. Charts, Mermaid diagrams and inline SVG graphics may be omitted.
The site states that content is processed securely and never stored permanently. Readers should check the Privacy Policy for details.
It suits consultants, investment analysts and other professionals who share ChatGPT Deep Research reports with clients or stakeholders and want branded, readable documents.
Yes. The Teams plan includes everything in Plus plus centralized billing, higher usage limits, a unified usage dashboard and GDPR compliance. Pricing is available by contacting the company.