Want to download your **Python notebooks from Google Colab** to your computer? In this quick and easy tutorial, you'll learn several methods to **save your `.ipynb` files** from Colab — whether you're backing up your work, sharing with others, or moving projects offline.

Google Colab is a powerful online tool for running Python in the cloud, especially for data science, AI, and machine learning. But sometimes you need to save your work locally or move it to another platform like Jupyter Notebook.

In this video, you’ll learn:

* How to **download a Colab notebook** as a `.ipynb` file
* How to download your notebook as **Python (.py)** or **HTML**
* How to **save notebooks to Google Drive** automatically
* How to **open and edit downloaded notebooks** in Jupyter
* Best practices for naming and organizing your notebook files
* How to re-upload a notebook back to Colab when needed

Methods Covered:

1. **File - Download - Download .ipynb**
2. **Download as .py** (Python script) for sharing or version control
3. **Download as .HTML** for read-only viewing or documentation
4. Save directly to your **Google Drive** or sync with GitHub
5. Use `File - Save a copy in Drive` for creating editable backups

Bonus Tips:

* Use version history in Google Drive to manage multiple notebook versions
* Use `!wget` or `files.download()` in code cells to download programmatically
* How to convert `.ipynb` to other formats using `nbconvert`

Works great for:

* Data scientists, ML engineers, students
* Anyone using Colab for Python, Pandas, NumPy, TensorFlow, PyTorch, etc.
* Those who want to migrate from Colab to local Jupyter environments

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