Reference specific messages
Legal style gives entries stable message numbers for discussion and review.
Open the appMake a long conversation easier to review.
Prepare a WhatsApp transcript with timestamps and numbered entries for legal review. Process locally and retain the original source export.
Start with Legal · numbered entries with full dates and times
Build a timeline you can reference.
Start with Legal style to keep numbered entries, senders, dates and times together. Review the original context and prepare an organized transcript for your adviser.
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- Processed on your device
Legal PDF style is included from $9. Premium from $14 adds source fingerprints, record pages and an attachment appendix.
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Retain useful context
Filter the relevant dates and participants, then independently review what was included and excluded.
Preserve the source
A formatted PDF or source fingerprint does not prove authorship or authenticity. Keep the original export and follow your adviser’s requirements.
Your workflow
Prepare your file
Retain the original TXT or ZIP unchanged and work from a copy.
Shape your document
Use Legal style to show source-order references and a date and time on every entry. Review any filters with your adviser.
Review and save
Use Premium source fingerprints, export metadata and attachment records when useful, then check the transcript against its original source.
Choose access that fits your needs
One-time access covers the exact file you import, including repeat exports. A new WhatsApp export needs a new purchase or a monthly plan.
Compare plansRecommended settings
- Legal style with stable CEP references and a customizable prefix
- Full date and time for each record
- Premium Exhibit, Chat ID, Bates numbering and source records
Before you export
- Review which messages were included and excluded
- Keep the original file and record how it was obtained
- Follow your adviser’s requirements for submission
Your source, your responsibility
ChatExportPro formats what your export contains. It cannot verify authenticity or determine legal admissibility. A source fingerprint identifies a file; it does not prove who wrote its messages.