Export Your Reddit Saved Posts
Move your saved posts out of Reddit and into the tools where you actually learn and work. One-click export or scheduled auto-export — your saves, your format, your schedule.
Reddit has no built-in export for saved posts. Your bookmarked tutorials, career advice, research threads, and reference material are locked inside a UI that offers no search, no organization, and no way to get your data out. If Reddit changes its API, updates its design, or you simply want to work with your saves somewhere else, you are stuck.
Readdit Later gives you a full export pipeline. Pro plan users can export to CSV, JSON, HTML, plain text, and browser bookmarks. Lifetime plan users unlock premium destinations: Notion (as a structured database), Markdown (Obsidian-ready with frontmatter), Readwise, and Pocket/Instapaper format. Set up scheduled auto-export on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence to keep your second brain in sync automatically.
What you get
Multiple export formats
CSV, JSON, HTML, plain text, browser bookmarks on Pro. Add Notion, Markdown, Readwise, and Pocket on Lifetime.
Scheduled auto-export
Set daily, weekly, or monthly export to Notion, CSV, Markdown, or JSON. New saves flow out automatically.
Full save history
Export your complete library — not just the last 1,000. Readdit Later bypasses Reddit's API limit so nothing is left behind.
Metadata preserved
Every export includes subreddit, title, URL, score, post type, and your labels and notes.
Saved comments included
Saved comments export alongside posts in every format.
One-time Export Pass
Need a single export without a subscription? The Export Pass ($20 one-time) gives you one full export in any format.
The problem. The fix.
Reddit has no export — your saves are locked in their UI with no way to get them out.
One-click export to CSV, JSON, Notion, Markdown, and more — your saves leave Reddit in the format you choose.
The Reddit API only returns your last 1,000 saves. Older posts silently disappear from the list.
Readdit Later captures saves before they fall out of the 1,000-item window. Your export includes everything.
Reddit's GDPR data request gives you bare post IDs and permalinks — no titles, no content, no metadata.
Exports include full metadata: subreddit, title, URL, score, post type, labels, and notes.
Manual copy-paste is technically possible but takes hours and loses all structure.
Automated and structured — no manual work, no lost data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every post you saved had a reason. Start getting value from them.
923+ Redditors already use their saved posts instead of losing them. An AI agent that acts on your library, auto-organization, daily resurfacing, and export to Notion — all from a library that builds itself. Two minutes to set up. Free to start.