GPT Migrator
Migration fundamentals and planning

Custom GPT migration for non-technical creators

Last checked October 18, 2026
Short answerYou do not need to code. Save your instructions and files, choose between OpenAI's own migration or a no-code host, test with your own questions and ask for help only if you use Actions.

In plain words

Your GPT is a set of instructions plus files. OpenAI plans to retire Custom GPTs, so you need a new place for them. The pieces are simple to save.

Five steps

  1. Check: paste your instructions into the free checker to see what you have.
  2. Save: use the free extension or copy your instructions and keep your files.
  3. Choose: stay in ChatGPT with OpenAI's migration, or use a no-code option: plugin or hosted bot.
  4. Test: ask 10 real questions: guide.
  5. Tell people: template.

When to ask for help

If your GPT connects to other services (Actions), or customers depend on it, get a review: free audit.

Unfamiliar words? See the glossary.

Export your GPT with one click

The free Chrome extension reads the GPT you have open in ChatGPT and downloads a zip with its instructions and, where ChatGPT allows it, its knowledge files.

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