Dante Reports Exporter

Dante Reports Exporter

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How to Export All Dante Labs Reports

If you have dozens or hundreds of genomic reports on your Dante Labs account, downloading them one condition at a time is slow and easy to lose track of. Below are a few ways to build a complete offline copy.

Why export your reports in the first place

Your Dante Labs account holds clinical-grade genomic reports: carrier screening, pharmacogenomics, rare disease panels, and more. These documents contain information you may need years later, when talking to a specialist, switching doctors, or reviewing results with an AI assistant.

Exporting Dante Labs reports gives you a personal archive that does not depend on a single website staying online, your login staying active, or the portal layout staying the same.

What you can access on genome.dantelabs.com

Log in at genome.dantelabs.com/conditions while signed in to your Dante Labs account. The Genomic Conditions page lists every report tied to your profile, grouped across clinical categories.

Each condition page includes a Download PDF button for that single report. Dante does not offer a bulk or one-click export for your full library. That is the gap this extension fills.

Manual export: one PDF at a time

On each condition page, use Dante's Download PDF button. That gives you the same official PDF the portal serves, one file per report.

This works for a handful of reports but becomes tedious with a large library: open each condition, click Download PDF, rename the file, repeat. With 175 reports that is hours of clicking.

Bulk export with a browser extension

For a full library backup, a dedicated Chrome extension like Dante Reports Exporter automates the process. It reads every condition from the Genomic Conditions page, downloads the same official PDFs Dante serves, and bundles them into a timestamped ZIP in your Downloads folder.

The free tier covers up to 50 reports per run; Pro removes that limit so you can export your entire account in one session. Nothing is uploaded to a third-party server. PDFs are fetched with your session and saved locally.

After you export: verify your archive

Open a random sample of PDFs to confirm text is readable and pages are complete. Check that report counts match what you see online.

Store the ZIP on at least two devices or locations, such as your computer plus an encrypted external drive or cloud backup you control.

Ready to export your reports?

Install Dante Reports Exporter and download your entire report library with a single click.

Free for up to 50 reports per backup. Learn more

See also: All guides, FAQ, Pricing, How to Backup Your Dante Labs Genomic Data, Common Problems Exporting Dante Labs Reports, Should You Keep Offline Copies of Your DNA Reports?

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