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Export a note

Press ⌘E (File → Export…) to open the export dialog. Pick a format, set its options, and save. ⇧⌘E (Export again) repeats the last export. Settings are kept per note.

Format What you get
PDF Typeset (a properly typeset paper) or Theme (the page as InkDo shows it)
Word An editable .docx
Web page One HTML file
Slides A deck, PDF or PowerPoint
LaTeX source A folder for Overleaf or a journal
Markdown GitHub flavour, or standard
The export dialog with PDF chosen.

Choose PDF → Look: Typeset for footnotes at the foot of the page, page numbers, numbered figures and right-to-left Arabic. Pick a style:

  • Article
  • Classic
  • Manuscript: for submission
  • Two-column: a conference page
  • Report: title page and contents

Theme is the look you know, with your theme’s colours.

An editable .docx with named styles, real equations and footnotes, set in Georgia. The Manuscript style is double-spaced with line numbers.

A folder with main.tex, the figures and references.bib, ready for Overleaf or a journal.

A line of --- starts a new slide. Export a self-contained HTML deck that works offline (press F for full screen), PDF slides, or an editable PowerPoint file, in your theme.

  • Paper size and Citation style, the defaults for exports.
  • Numbering of equations, figures and tables, on or off.
  • Pandoc and Typst, the two programs behind Typeset PDF, Word, LaTeX, PDF slides and PowerPoint. They download once from their own GitHub releases the first time you need them (57 MB in all), then work offline. InkDo checks each file against a pinned SHA-256 before installing it. Settings shows them and removes them.

Web page, Markdown and Theme PDF need neither.

One line says why and what to do: you’re offline, a download was cut short, the disk is full, or Pandoc or Typst stopped on a line of your note, which it names.